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At NewOrbit Space, our mission is to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our propulsion system AURA, we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra-low altitudes. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. That pace means that our roles will often require stretches of work beyond standard office hours. Your Role We're looking for a Satellite Programme Manager (Technical Programme Manager) to steer our first ultra-low-orbit spacecraft to launch and early operations. You'll own the development roadmap, unblock engineering bottlenecks, and keep suppliers, budgets, and timelines moving in lock-step. Acting as the hub between system leads, external partners, and leadership. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Programme ownership - build and maintain the integrated master schedule, cost baseline, and risk register for the full satellite build.</li><li>Cross-functional coordination - align propulsion, structures, AOCS, software, payload, launch, and operations teams on technical milestones and dependencies.</li><li>Hands-on involvement in product delivery, including regular product and timeline reviews with team members.</li><li>Efficient identification and resolution of bottlenecks, including engineering involvement and supplier negotiations.</li><li>Establishing and maintaining development roadmaps, implementing them in project management tools (e.g., Jira), and performance tracking.</li><li>Managing interfaces, tracking subsystem requirements, and ensuring seamless communication between teams.</li><li>Monitoring manufacturing status, deliveries, and engineering processes.</li><li>Overseeing supplier communication, tracking delivery status, and managing supply chain activities.</li><li>Ensuring successful completion of electric propulsion delivery milestones.</li><li>Developing and executing new initiatives to improve project outcomes.</li><li>Support with grant applications.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Education: Background in systems engineering, mechanical engineering, satellite design, mechatronics, or a related field.</li><li>Experience: Proven expertise in design, manufacturing, and testing of engineering products. Demonstrated experience working in or leading teams, with the ability to resolve engineering bottlenecks and motivate team members.</li><li>Mindset: A leader who takes responsibility, fosters team collaboration, and proactively addresses challenges. Strong communication and team-building skills are essential.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary ion propulsion system and ULEO satellite platform will redefine satellite operations and disrupt traditional LEO operations.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact - You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Technical Programme Manager | Satellite

Connect with Eutelsat Group Be part of a new era in communications, transforming connectivity with Eutelsat Group - the world's first GEO-LEO integrated global satellite operator. As a leader in satellite communications, we provide global connectivity solutions - connecting businesses, communities, and governments around the world. We can connect you at on land, at sea and in the air. We also deliver broadcast television channels and packages, transmitting vital news reports around the world. With Eutelsat Group You'll Get To: • Pioneer the future of Space Technology • Bring connectivity to remote frontiers • Collaborate with customer-centric experts • Embrace cultural diversity in our global team In a dynamic industry where passion drives our teams to make a difference to become the most trusted partner for global satellite connectivity, you will elevate your skills in a stretching, rewarding, and meaningful environment. At Eutelsat Group, we're united by inclusion and diversity, striving for gender balance and social responsibility, on Earth and in Space. Why Eutelsat Group? • Commitment to Diversity &amp; Inclusion: With colleagues from over 75 countries, we embrace our global DNA and are committed to creating an inclusive workplace. We are proud that one-third of our executive team and 60% of our board are represented by women. • Ways of Working That Drive Us: As "One Team," we work collaboratively towards shared goals, with customer-centricity, respect, and inclusivity as our guiding principles. • Sustainability at Our Core: At Eutelsat Group, sustainability is more than just a word; it's woven into our strategy. We're dedicated to balancing social, environmental, and economic growth - both on Earth and in space. • Work-Life Balance: We offer flexible schedules and hybrid/remote work options to help you balance your personal and professional life. At Eutelsat Group, we are committed to supporting your well-being and ensuring you have the flexibility you need to succeed both at work and at home. Ready to grow with us? Apply today and help us build a more inclusive, sustainable future in the world of satellite technology Who You Are: Within the Operation Department, the Satellite Control Operation Engineer provides engineering support for the Satellite Operation Centre. Its objective is to perform all satellite operational activities necessary to ensure the maximum safety of the satellites and the continuity of operational services provided to the customers of EUTELSAT. This is accomplished by working within procedures and rules generated both internally, and by satellite manufacturers. Ensure the activities are carried out in compliance with the Service Operations security policy. Joining the Fleet Operations Spacecraft Subsystem Engineer team, you will report to the Senior Manager of Satellite Technical Operation. What You'll Do: The candidate will provide support to the Fleet Operations Team for the operations of in-orbit subsystems, software and/or equipment, as well as for the operations preparation and operational conduct of in-orbit verification. This support may also include support on-board software management, simulator configuration, automation of routine analysis, analytics of large datasets, development of analysis tools. The Spacecraft Subsystem Engineer will also support the OneWeb Space Segment during the satellite manufacturing process, support satellite anomaly investigations, and generate analytical reports and briefings. The candidate should establish effective working interfaces with the satellite operations activities of other operations engineers and analysts, and external teams responsible for mission control, mission planning, flight dynamics and ground stations. Additionally, the candidate should provide support to system and operations and launch preparation activities for Production spacecraft as well as follow on missions. The candidate should provide support to operations during normal working hours. The candidate will periodically provide shift support during critical satellite operations and should periodically staff the on-call support rotation such that safe and efficient operations are ensured by the Spacecraft Operations Team on a 24/7 basis Duties will include: In particular, the engineer will be responsible for the following missions: <ul><li>Review space to ground interface specifications and flight operations manuals </li><li>Support Pre-launch and In-Orbit Satellite System Validation Tests and other Ground Segment Validation Testing</li><li>Support pre-launch mission readiness activities </li><li>Preparation and support of the launch, early operation, and on-orbit test of the LEO Spacecraft </li><li>Provision of operational expertise to in-orbit subsystems.</li><li>Perform trending and performance analysis on the satellite subsystems, including definition of additional automated analysis and checks where necessary as well as development of trending and performance analysis tools in collaboration with operations development teams </li><li>Prepare, maintain, and validate flight procedures and scripts as well as relevant operations documentation for in-orbit control of the satellites to a standard consistent with the highest safety of the satellites and maximum continuity of services provided to the customers.</li><li>Raise satellite anomalies and participate into investigations of satellite anomalies via Anomaly Review Board process</li><li>Participation in the spacecraft subsystem engineer 24/7 on-call rotation to support SOC team in the immediate execution of all necessary actions required to ensure the security and safety of the satellites and continuity of services.</li><li>Provide operational support to hosted payload operations and external Satellite control entities as required and liaise with other divisions within EUTELSAT for dissemination of information.</li><li>Various other activities, including operational support for in-orbit testing, liaison with other divisions within EUTELSAT and external providers for dissemination of information and discussion of operational activities.</li></ul>WhatitTakes: The candidate must have the following skills: <ul><li>University degree in space engineering or a related field</li><li>Minimum of 2-3 years' experience of in-orbit satellite control</li><li>General satellite design and operations knowledge</li><li>Detailed design and operations knowledge of one or more of the satellite platforms operated by EUTELSAT is a plus</li><li>Multi-satellite LEO constellation operations experience </li><li>Knowledge of celestial mechanics</li><li>Knowledge of satellite monitoring and control ground segment software and system design</li><li>Computer programming skills - in particular Python is a plus</li><li>Be self-motivated, able to work autonomously, occasionally under stressful situations, with good planning and time organization skills</li><li>The role requires task strong interaction across multiple Eutelsat Technical teams; the ideal candidate will be a team player with good interpersonal skills</li><li>Be rigorous, innovative, pragmatic and possess a strong attention to detail</li><li>Excellent knowledge of English</li></ul>Where You'll Be: The position is based in London The Eutelsat treats the protection of personal data submitted to it seriously. By submitting this application, you agree to the collection and retention of your personal data by Eutelsat and acknowledge notice of and understand the terms of Eutelsat's Privacy Policy (as amended from time to time). This role is a Eutelsat job opening; all of our open roles are posted on the current Eutelsat websites.

Satellite Control Operation Engineer

Job Description: How to apply Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) is a subsidiary of Airbus. SSTL has a heritage that spans over 40 years, and prides itself in continual innovation and improvement of space technologies, products and services, as well as in delivering space missions for a broad array of applications. From the earliest study activities to the subsystem manufacturing, to the assembly and test, to in-orbit operations, the whole spacecraft lifecycle is managed from SSTL's Guildford, Surrey headquarters. For SSTL roles please apply directly on A unique career - Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. (sstl.co.uk) This role is an exciting opportunity to join the Spacecraft Operations team with responsibility to lead space missions from LEO to GEO and beyond. Spacecraft Operations Engineers are involved in the full life of the mission, from the bid phase, supporting mission development, writing procedures for operating craft, right through to LEOP &amp; commissioning, transfer to operations, and end of life operations. They play a vital role, providing valuable specialist knowledge to feed into projects, hands on involvement with spacecraft in orbit, and problem solving in a fast-paced environment. There is also the opportunity to travel globally for commissioning. Key Tasks <ul><li> Managing spacecraft operations work packages for new missions:<ul><li>Working with the System Engineer to understand and help shape CONOPS for future missions</li><li>Identification and communication of spacecraft operations requirements and constraints for these missions</li><li>Supporting internal and external milestone reviews for projects</li><li>Supporting ground-based spacecraft testing</li><li>Producing spacecraft operations handbooks</li><li>Defining, documenting, and testing operational procedures</li><li>Defining, documenting, and testing spacecraft commissioning procedures</li><li>Planning and managing spacecraft commissioning campaigns</li><li>Customer Engineer support and training</li></ul></li></ul><ul><li>Supporting operation of existing SSTL on-orbit assets:<ul><li>Routine monitoring of, and interaction with, SSTL Spacecraft</li><li>Support anomaly investigation activities</li><li>Support Mission Services in responding to and co-ordinating customer requests for operations support</li><li>Analysis of historical trend data for spacecraft health monitoring</li><li>Support to operations out of hours on-call activities, once sufficient experience is gained.</li></ul></li></ul><ul><li>Supporting the Spacecraft Operations Centre infrastructure<ul><li>Supporting, when required, Spacecraft Operation Infrastructure &amp; Ground Engineers in routine maintenance of SSTL ground assets</li><li>Working with the Spacecraft Operations Team, the Ground Software Team, and the Ground Segments Team to ensure that the Spacecraft Operations Centre and associated equipment is fully operational</li></ul></li></ul>Previous Experience <ul><li>Previous experience in Spacecraft Operations or Space Systems Engineering would be advantageous</li></ul>Qualifications Knowledge &amp; Skills <ul><li>Degree in Space engineering, or similar</li><li>Good understanding of space and ground segment systems</li><li>Good understanding of orbital mechanics</li><li>Understanding of RF communications systems</li><li>Good team working skills, together with the ability to interface with others at all levels</li><li>Excellent written documentation and communication skills</li><li>Attention to detail essential</li><li>Good organisation skills and able to prioritise own workload</li><li>Able to work autonomously and use own initiative to progress tasks</li><li>Proven ability to handle pressure and work to tight deadlines when times are busy</li><li>Decision making and creative problem-solving skills</li><li>Flexible and must be able to work out of hours on occasion</li><li>Foreign travel for a number of weeks will be required during commissioning phases and other customer support activities</li><li>Competence with MS Windows and its components (e.g. registry, networking)</li><li>Good MS Office skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint particularly)</li><li>Able to demonstrate company mindsets and behaviours; Be accountable, Drive &amp; delivery, Communicate effectively, Self-manage effectively, Work as one team</li></ul>Location SSTL prides itself on being a super flexible company. The role is based in our Head Office in Guildford but we fully support hybrid working and a range of flexible working options. Benefits Our comprehensive benefits package includes: 32 days Holiday plus Bank Holidays, Pension Scheme with Life Assurance, Private Medical &amp; International Travel Insurance, Annual Bonus Scheme, Share Incentive Plan, Enhanced Maternity, Paternity &amp; Shared Parental Pay for new parents, High Street Discount Scheme and many more! Visa Support SSTL supports applications requiring a UK Skilled Worker Visa and sponsorship is available for this role. Relocation assistance also available. This job requires an awareness of any potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity, as the foundation for the Company's success, reputation and sustainable growth. Company: SURREY SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY LIMITED Employment Type: Permanent Experience Level: Professional Job Family: Customer Flight/Mission &amp; Ops Support By submitting your CV or application you are consenting to Airbus using and storing information about you for monitoring purposes relating to your application or future employment. This information will only be used by Airbus. Airbus is committed to achieving workforce diversity and creating an inclusive working environment. We welcome all applications irrespective of social and cultural background, age, gender, disability, sexual orientation or religious belief. Airbus is, and always has been, committed to equal opportunities for all. As such, we will never ask for any type of monetary exchange in the frame of a recruitment process. Any impersonation of Airbus to do so should be reported to <a href="mailto:emsom@airbus.com" target="_blank">emsom@airbus.com</a>. At Airbus, we support you to work, connect and collaborate more easily and flexibly. Wherever possible, we foster flexible working arrangements to stimulate innovative thinking.

Spacecraft Operations Engineer

We are looking for a Spacecraft Software Engineer (GNSS) to join our team working at the intersection of satellite payloads, scientific computing, and data delivery systems. In this role, you'll be responsible for developing and maintaining both the flight and ground software that powers our satellite-based GNSS missions. You'll work across system layers-from embedded software to cloud data pipelines-to help ensure the accurate and timely delivery of mission-critical scientific data to our customers. This is a high-impact role where autonomy, creativity, and technical breadth are key. What You'll Do as a Senior Software Engineer: <ul><li>Develop and maintain scientific and command &amp; control software for GNSS-based satellite payloads using a variety of software stacks. </li></ul><ul><li>Build and operate ground-based automation systems for efficient data extraction, transformation, and delivery from the satellite to end users. </li></ul><ul><li>Collaborate closely with flight operations to troubleshoot and ensure consistent, high-quality data delivery. </li></ul><ul><li>Engage with other system engineers, payload developers, and mission operators to continuously evolve the software in support of scientific objectives. </li><li>Participate in code reviews, testing, and documentation to uphold software reliability and traceability. </li></ul>Who You Are (Required Qualifications): We're looking for someone with at least 5 of the following qualifications: <ul><li>Proficient in at least one of C++ or Python, and capable of picking up new tools and languages as needed. </li></ul><ul><li>Experience in FPGA development (VHDL or HLS) for signal processing or control systems. </li></ul><ul><li>Solid background in DSP techniques and theory, especially in the context of RF or GNSS. </li></ul><ul><li>Familiarity with GNSS signal processing and/or scientific applications such as GNSS-RO, GNSS-R, or PNT algorithms. </li></ul><ul><li>Skilled in cloud-based systems (e.g., AWS), backend development, and managing data via scalable storage/database solutions. </li></ul><ul><li>A lifelong learner-curious, adaptable, and open to new challenges outside your immediate expertise. </li></ul><ul><li>Demonstrates strong work ethics and a focus on impactful contributions to the mission and team. </li></ul><ul><li>Capable of independently navigating technical challenges and making forward progress without constant direction. </li></ul>Preferred Skills: <ul><li>Prior experience working on satellite payloads or in the aerospace domain. </li></ul><ul><li>Experience building telemetry and data visualization tools. </li></ul><ul><li>Contribution to open-source scientific or aerospace-related software projects. </li></ul>Spire operates a hybrid work model, and this position will require you to work a minimum of three days per week in the office. Access to US export-controlled software and/or technology may be required for this role. If needed, Spire will arrange the necessary licenses-this is not something candidates need to have before applying. #LI-RK1 Global Perks Name Your Satellite Program (NYSP) Launch Attendance Generous Time Off Policy Education Assistance Program Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Employee Stock Purchase Program (ESPP) Family Leave Fitness Reimbursement Employee Referral Program Healthy snacks &amp; beverages in every office About Spire We improve life on Earth with data from space. Spire Global is a space-to-cloud analytics company that owns and operates the largest multi-purpose constellation of satellites. Its proprietary data and algorithms provide the most advanced maritime, aviation, and weather tracking in the world. In addition to its constellation, Spire's data infrastructure includes a global ground station network and 24/7 operations that provide real-time global coverage of every point on Earth. Spire is Global and our success draws upon the diverse viewpoints, skills and experiences of our employees. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, gender identity or veteran status. To help maintain a safe and secure workplace for Spire employees, all candidates who receive a conditional offer will be required to complete a background check. This may include criminal history and employment verification. Please take a moment to review Spire's Global Data Privacy Notice for Employees, Contractors, Candidates and Visitors, as well as Spire's Privacy Policy. Kindly be advised that communication regarding your application may come from @spire.com, @recruiting.spire.com, or from Candidate.fyi (our scheduling tool).

Senior Spacecraft Software Engineer

Connect with Eutelsat Group Be part of a new era in communications, transforming connectivity with Eutelsat Group - the world's first GEO-LEO integrated global satellite operator. As a leader in satellite communications, we provide global connectivity solutions - connecting businesses, communities, and governments around the world. We can connect you on land, at sea and in the air. We also deliver broadcast television channels and packages, transmitting vital news reports around the world. With Eutelsat Group You'll Get To: <ul><li>Pioneer the future of Space Technology</li><li>Bring connectivity to remote frontiers</li><li>Collaborate with customer-centric experts</li><li>Embrace cultural diversity in our global team</li></ul>In a dynamic industry where passion drives our teams to make a difference to become the most trusted partner for global satellite connectivity, you will elevate your skills in a stretching, rewarding, and meaningful environment. At Eutelsat Group, we're united by inclusion and diversity, striving for gender balance and social responsibility, on Earth and in Space. Why Eutelsat Group? <ul><li>Commitment to Diversity &amp; Inclusion: With colleagues from over 75 countries, we embrace our global DNA and are committed to creating an inclusive workplace. We take pride in being led by a female CEO, with one-third of our executive team and 60% of our board represented by women.</li><li>Ways of Working That Drive Us: As "One Team," we work collaboratively towards shared goals, with customer-centricity, respect, and inclusivity as our guiding principles.</li><li>Sustainability at Our Core: At Eutelsat Group, sustainability is more than just a word; it's woven into our strategy. We're dedicated to balancing social, environmental, and economic growth - both on Earth and in space.</li><li>Work-Life Balance: We offer flexible schedules and hybrid/remote work options to help you balance your personal and professional life. At Eutelsat Group, we are committed to supporting your well-being and ensuring you have the flexibility you need to succeed both at work and at home.</li></ul>Ready to grow with us? Apply today and help us build a more inclusive, sustainable future in the world of satellite technology Who You Are: The satellite avionics /electrical power supply (EPS) engineer will be responsible to overseeing the procurement process for satellite avionic subsystem activities in particular the satellite electrical power supply activities, starting from the development and refinement of technical specifications. This role involves closely monitoring the design phase, ensuring alignment with project requirements, and participating in the assembly, integration, and testing (AIT) activities. He will also lead the evaluation of satellite electrical power supply subsystem performance during ground testing and be involved in the satellite in-orbit acceptance test phase. Close collaboration with suppliers and cross-functional teams will be essential throughout the project lifecycle. He will report to the Head of Satellite Platform Engineering with the Space Engineering Directorate. What You'll Do: <ul><li>Assess the adequacy of satellite electrical power supply architecture with respect to the mission, security and operation requirements and ensure correct interfacing with other subsystems</li><li>Actively monitor and assess the design, development, build, integration and test of the electrical power supply subsystems from equipment (including for instance solar array, battery, power conditioning unit) to system level up to satellite in-orbit acceptance test review </li><li>Perform on-site review of electrical power supply subsystem test results, including those from launch site campaigns when required, to ensure real-time decision making on test results acceptability </li><li>Represent Eutelsat at technical meetings and reviews at satellite equipment, subsystem, system levels and launcher interface level, including launch campaigns when required, to ensure that (i) Eutelsat requirements on design, analyses and tests have being properly flown down to lower level unit specifications and (ii) the electrical power supply equipment and subsystem performances are compliant to Eutelsat requirements </li><li>Ensure that other members of the satellite platform engineering team and the satellite project teams are kept informed as to progress and issues as and when they arise</li><li>Assist in support the satellite operation engineering team in (i) reviewing flight operations procedures for electrical power supply management, (ii) proposing recommendations for investigation and remedial actions in case of in-orbit anomalies, and (iii) monitoring and evaluating in-orbit performances of spacecraft, for electrical power supply related activities </li><li>Provide electrical power supply engineering expertise as required </li><li>Stay abreast of technology, assist in evaluation of proposal for future programmes and highlight problem areas </li></ul>What It Takes: <ul><li>Master or PhD degree in Space Engineering or relevant technical field </li><li>At least 5-year experience in satellite engineering with a recognised expertise in satellite electrical power supply fields </li><li>Excellent understanding of principles for spacecraft design, manufacture, assembly, integration, test and operation</li><li>Experience in International space projects and in industrial customer/supplier relationship </li><li>Skills in solar array / battery technologies development for space applications would be an asset </li><li>Skills in subsystems electromagnetic compatibility field would be an asset </li><li>Autonomous and proactive working style with excellent working organisation and ethics</li><li>Communicating effectively, excellent relational skills and ability to work in a team with different professional and cultural backgrounds </li><li>Excellent knowledge in English </li></ul>Where You'll Be: Issy-Les-Moulineaux, Paris, France. The Eutelsat Group treats the protection of personal data submitted to it seriously. By submitting this application, you agree to the collection and retention of your personal data by the Eutelsat Group and acknowledge notice of, and understand the terms of Eutelsat's Privacy Policy (as amended from time to time). This role is a Eutelsat Group job opening; all of our open roles are posted on the current OneWeb and Eutelsat websites. Please note that when you are applying, your application may be seen by both teams.

Satellite Avionics /Electrical Power Supply Engineer

Connect with Eutelsat Be part of a new era in communications, transforming connectivity with Eutelsat - the world's first GEO-LEO integrated global satellite operator. As a leader in satellite communications, we provide global connectivity solutions - connecting businesses, communities, and governments around the world. We can connect you at on land, at sea and in the air. We also deliver broadcast television channels and packages, transmitting vital news reports around the world. With Eutelsat You'll Get To: <ul><li>Pioneer the future of Space Technology</li><li>Bring connectivity to remote frontiers</li><li>Collaborate with customer-centric experts</li><li>Embrace cultural diversity in our global team</li></ul>In a dynamic industry where passion drives our teams to make a difference to become the most trusted partner for global satellite connectivity, you will elevate your skills in a stretching, rewarding, and meaningful environment. At Eutelsat , we're united by inclusion and diversity, striving for gender balance and social responsibility, on Earth and in Space. Why Eutelsat ? <ul><li>Commitment to Diversity &amp; Inclusion: With colleagues from over 75 countries, we embrace our global DNA and are committed to creating an inclusive workplace. We are proud that one-third of our executive team and 60% of our board are represented by women. </li><li>Ways of Working That Drive Us: As "One Team," we work collaboratively towards shared goals, with customer-centricity, respect, and inclusivity as our guiding principles.</li><li>Sustainability at Our Core: At Eutelsat , sustainability is more than just a word; it's woven into our strategy. We're dedicated to balancing social, environmental, and economic growth - both on Earth and in space.</li><li>Work-Life Balance: We offer flexible schedules and hybrid work options to help you balance your personal and professional life. At Eutelsat , we are committed to supporting your well-being and ensuring you have the flexibility you need to succeed both at work and at home.</li></ul>Ready to grow with us? Apply today and help us build a more inclusive, sustainable future in the world of satellite technology Who You'll Be As a Satellite Telecommunications Payload Engineer, you will be responsible for the end-to-end technical management of satellite telecommunications payloads - from defining mission and system requirements to design, assembly, integration, testing, and in-orbit validation. You will lead the technical definition, design follow-up, and performance verification of complex telecom payloads, ensuring alignment with Eutelsat's mission objectives and operational standards. This role requires strong expertise in RF and digital payload technologies, including active antennas, high-power RF chains, and on-board digital processors for flexible and efficient communication architectures. You will work closely with system engineers, suppliers, and project teams to ensure payload performance, schedule adherence, and compliance with quality and reliability requirements across GEO and LEO programs. In addition, you will act as the interface for payload units procurement and supplier performance, ensuring that the individual hardware units (ie, amplifiers, filter banks, digital processors) meet mission-level quality, cost and schedule targets. What You'll Do <ul><li>Oversee the full lifecycle of telecommunications payloads, from concept definition to in-orbit validation.</li><li>Translate mission and system requirements into payload technical specifications, performance budgets, and interface documentation.</li><li>Lead technical reviews and design evaluations with satellite manufacturers, ensuring the payload design meets RF, digital, and system performance objectives.</li><li>Analyze and optimize payload architecture, including RF distribution, frequency conversion, linearity, and gain budgets.</li><li>Follow up payload design, manufacturing, and AIT activities, providing technical support and ensuring compliance with contractual requirements.</li><li>Conduct performance analyses and assessments of innovative payload technologies such as on-board processors, beam-forming networks, and software-defined radios (SDR).</li><li>Participate in ground testing and in-orbit testing (IOT) to validate payload performance and ensure operational readiness.</li><li>Support the resolution of technical anomalies during integration, testing, and early operational phases.</li><li>Monitor industry evolution in telecom payload technologies, digital signal processing, and active antenna systems, contributing to the definition of future satellite missions.</li><li>Manage the procurement process for payload units: define unit-level specifications (e.g., for RF repeater chains, high-power amplifiers, filter assemblies), support supplier selection, oversee manufacturing progress, perform technical and quality audits of suppliers, and ensure unit-level deliverables align with mission deadlines and budgets.</li><li>Interface with supply chain, quality and contracts teams to ensure unit cost-effectiveness, technical compliance, Make/Buy decisions, and supplier risk mitigation.</li><li>Monitor supplier performance and unit reliability post-delivery, liaising with operations teams to track in-orbit unit health and support on-orbit anomaly resolution.</li><li>Collaborate with program management and procurement teams to ensure technical compliance, schedule control, and risk mitigation.</li></ul>What It Takes <ul><li>University degree in Telecommunications, Aerospace, or Electrical Engineering (Master's or PhD preferred).</li><li>8-10+ years of experience in satellite telecommunications payload engineering, including design, development, and in-orbit validation.</li><li>Proven experience in GEO and/or LEO payload design, encompassing analog and digital subsystems.</li><li>Strong knowledge of RF and microwave engineering, including high-power amplification, frequency conversion, multiplexing, and filtering.</li><li>Experience with digital transparent processors, active antennas, and software-defined payloads.</li><li>Familiarity with payload test methodologies, AIT processes, and in-orbit testing.</li><li>Understanding of space standards and quality systems (ECSS, ISO 9001/AS9100).</li><li>Proficiency in analytical and simulation tools (e.g. MATLAB, Python, ADS, HFSS, or equivalent).</li><li>Strong communication and teamwork skills across multidisciplinary and multicultural teams.</li><li>Fluent in English (written and spoken); French is a plus.</li><li>Demonstrated experience in procurement or supplier management of space-grade payload units (specification, supplier evaluation, contract interface, unit testing/acceptance).</li><li>Experience working with supply chain and manufacturing partners, including audit, quality assurance, cost-control and supplier performance monitoring.</li><li>Willingness to travel for supplier reviews, technical meetings, and test campaigns.</li></ul>Why Join Us? <ul><li>Work on cutting-edge telecom payloads shaping the next generation of GEO and LEO communication systems.</li><li>Collaborate with world-class experts across engineering, operations, and innovation.</li><li>Be part of a global organization driving connectivity, digital transformation, and sustainability.</li><li>Access professional growth and leadership opportunities within the Eutelsat Group.</li><li>Participate both in high-tech payload engineering and in advanced supplier/unit management - a rare hybrid role combining deep technical work with strategic unit-supply oversight.</li></ul>Where You'll Be Issy-Les-Moulineaux, Paris, France. Eutelsat treats the protection of personal data submitted to it seriously. By submitting this application, you agree to the collection and retention of your personal data by Eutelsat and acknowledge notice of, and understand the terms of Eutelsat's Privacy Policy (as amended from time to time). This role is a Eutelsat job opening; all of our open roles are posted on the current OneWeb and Eutelsat websites. Please note that when you are applying, your application may be seen by both teams.

Satellite Telecommunications Payload Engineer

At NewOrbit Space, our mission is to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our propulsion system AURA, we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra-low altitudes. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. That pace means that our roles will often require stretches of work beyond standard office hours. Responsibilities <ul><li>Trajectory analysis: Provide comprehensive study and calculations for all phases of spacecraft operations in ultra-low orbits, from launch to mission execution to de-orbit. This includes orbit determination, maneuver planning, trajectory analysis, missed thrust analysis and attitude control.</li><li>Maneuver Planning: Design and verify satellite maneuvers that utilize air-breathing electric propulsion systems, including orbit raising and station keeping at ultra-low orbits, as well as investigating the density variation impact on the trajectory of the satellite.</li><li>Flight Dynamics Operations: Operate and maintain flight dynamics software and tools, ensuring accurate and reliable orbit and attitude calculations. Provide real-time operational support, including on-console activities during critical mission phases.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Educational Background: Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, or a related field. A Master's degree is preferred.</li><li>Industry Experience: 3+ years experience in satellite flight dynamics, including orbit determination, maneuver planning, and attitude control. Experience with satellite launch campaigns and operational missions is a plus.</li><li>Technical Expertise: Proficiency with flight dynamics software and tools such as GMAT, OREKIT, STK, or FreeFlyer. Strong programming skills in Python, Java, or FORTRAN, and experience with Unix/Linux OS-based systems.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary ion propulsion system and ULEO satellite platform will redefine satellite operations and disrupt traditional LEO operations.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact - You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Satellite Flight Dynamics Engineer

At NewOrbit Space, our mission is to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our propulsion system AURA, we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra-low altitudes. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. That pace means that our roles will often require stretches of work beyond standard office hours. Your Role You'll develop and execute testing protocols, troubleshoot integration issues, and validate system performance. You will ensure that all satellite subsystems work cohesively to meet mission objectives. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Satellite Assembly: Work on the assembly of satellite components, ensuring all mechanical, electrical, and electronic subsystems are correctly integrated and meet design specifications.</li><li>Integration Management: Manage the integration process of various subsystems, including payloads, propulsion systems, and communication systems, ensuring they function cohesively as a single unit.</li><li>Testing and Validation: Develop and execute comprehensive testing procedures, including functional, environmental, thermal, mechanical, and vibration tests, to validate satellite performance under operational conditions.</li><li>Test Procedure Development: Create detailed test and verification plans for various development stages, including subsystem and full spacecraft verification.</li><li>Troubleshooting and Debugging: Identify, diagnose, and resolve issues that arise during the integration and testing phases, utilizing a methodical approach to ensure all systems meet the required standards.</li><li>Documentation: Maintain detailed records of the assembly, integration, and testing processes, including test plans, results, and any deviations from standard procedures. Document any lessons learned and ensure compliance with industry standards.</li><li>Quality Assurance: Implement and uphold rigorous quality assurance protocols throughout the AIT process, ensuring the satellite meets all safety and performance criteria before launch.</li><li>Spacecraft Operations Support: Support spacecraft operations, including acceptance of spacecraft hardware (platform and payload), and participate in mission/service delivery as needed.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Advanced degree ( MEng, MSc, or PhD) in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a related field, with a focus on satellite systems or space technology.</li><li>3+ years of hands-on experience in satellite assembly, integration, and testing within the aerospace industry, with experience in the build and test of spacecraft components and subsystems. This can include your time during your PhD.</li><li>Comprehensive understanding of satellite programs, preferably across the full project lifecycle</li><li>Proficiency in conducting a wide range of satellite tests, including thermal, vibration, mechanical, and functional tests, with experience in using environmental testing chambers, vibration tables, and MGSE/EGSE.</li><li>Familiarity with tools and software used in satellite assembly and testing, such as CAD tools for mechanical integration, electrical testing equipment, and test automation software.</li><li>Strong understanding of quality assurance principles and experience implementing QA protocols in aerospace or similarly regulated industries.</li><li>Willingness to be hands-on with the assembly and testing of satellite systems, including working in clean room environments and operating specialized testing equipment.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary ion propulsion system and ULEO satellite platform will redefine satellite operations and disrupt traditional LEO operations.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact - You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Satellite AIT Engineer

At NewOrbit Space, our mission is to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our propulsion system AURA, we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra-low altitudes. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. That pace means that our roles will often require stretches of work beyond standard office hours. Responsibilities <ul><li>RF System Design &amp; Integration: Own the end-to-end design of the satellite's RF systems, including both transmit and receive chains for telemetry, tracking, control (TT&amp;C), and payload communication links.</li><li>Link Budget Analysis: Develop and maintain detailed RF link budgets for all mission phases and orbital regimes, including low and ultra-low Earth orbits.</li><li>Antenna Selection &amp; Development: Design, simulate, or select antennas suitable for small satellite platforms, balancing performance, size, and thermal constraints.</li><li>Testing &amp; Validation: Lead testing campaigns including RF compatibility tests, over-the-air validation, and pre-flight functional verification of RF subsystems.</li><li>Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with the systems, avionics, thermal, and mechanical teams to ensure RF systems are robustly integrated within the satellite architecture.</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Educational Background: Advanced degree (MSc, MEng, or PhD) in Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications, Aerospace Engineering, or a related field, with a focus on RF or microwave systems.</li><li>Industry Experience: Minimum of 3 years of experience designing and implementing RF systems in a satellite or aerospace context.</li><li>Technical Expertise: <ul><li>Strong understanding of RF components (LNAs, filters, mixers, power amplifiers, etc.)</li><li>Proficiency with RF tools such as CST, HFSS, ADS, and MATLAB</li><li>Familiarity with SDR platforms and relevant communication protocols (e.g., CCSDS, S-band, X-band, UHF)</li></ul></li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary ion propulsion system and ULEO satellite platform will redefine satellite operations and disrupt traditional LEO operations.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact - You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

Systems Engineer | Satellite RF & Communications

At NewOrbit Space, our mission is to engineer the lowest orbiting satellites on Earth to rapidly advance global connectivity and insight. We are currently building satellites that can operate at an altitude of just 200 km - one-third that of conventional satellites. Thanks to our propulsion system AURA, we can compensate for the atmospheric drag at ultra-low altitudes. Please note that as we prepare for our maiden satellite mission, we are in a critical growth phase. That pace means that our roles will often require stretches of work beyond standard office hours. Your Role We are looking for a skilled Thermal Engineer with experience in spacecraft thermal management at both the subsystem and satellite level. You'll work closely with a cross-functional team-including mechanical, propulsion, electronics, and mission planning-to ensure reliable thermal performance of our satellite throughout all mission phases: from launch to operation in orbit and end-of-life, with temperatures exceeding 200°C. You should be capable of delivering a thermal control system from scratch and taking full ownership of it, ensuring the success of our mission. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Perform steady-state and transient thermal analysis of the spacecraft across all mission phases (TVAC testing, launch, orbit).</li><li>Model and validate heat management strategies in the harsh environment of vacuum, where conduction and radiation are dominant, using Finite Difference Lump Capacitance and Ray Tracing simulations.</li><li>Identify and manage worst-case scenarios in extreme thermal conditions (both hot and cold), accounting for on-orbit environmental factors and internal power losses.</li><li>Design and implement thermal control solutions such as multilayer insulation (MLI), radiators, heaters, thermo-optical coatings, and heat pipes.</li><li>Develop and support thermal vacuum (TVAC) test procedures, instrumentation setup, and post-test data analysis.</li><li>Be hands on in hardware testing for validation of processes, instrumentation, and materials and components chosen for in house developments</li></ul>Fundamental Requirements <ul><li>Solid understanding of thermal engineering principles in the context of spacecraft systems.</li><li>Hands-on experience with thermal simulation tools such as Systema, Thermal Desktop, ESATAN, or equivalent.</li><li>Familiarity with ECSS standards related to thermal control and analysis.</li><li>Proficiency in a programming or scripting language (Python or MATLAB) for thermal analysis, automation, or data post-processing.</li><li>Experience with environmental and lab testing (TVAC, thermal cycling, AIT process validation).</li><li>Comfortable working in a fast-paced, iterative development environment.</li><li>3+ years of experience in spacecraft thermal engineering or related fields.</li></ul>Nice-to-Haves <ul><li>Experience designing or testing spacecraft thermal systems.</li><li>Background in thermal management of PCBs or high-power electronics (especially in vacuum environments).</li><li>Exposure to multidisciplinary space system development or mission analysis.</li></ul>Why NewOrbit Space? <ul><li>Pioneering Space Technology - You'll contribute to launching groundbreaking technology into space. Your work on our revolutionary ion propulsion system and ULEO satellite platform will redefine satellite operations and disrupt traditional LEO operations.</li><li>Unmatched Ownership and Impact - You'll experience a level of ownership that's rare in the space industry. You will participate in the full lifecycle of satellite technology.</li><li>Equity and Competitive Salary - You'll receive not just a competitive salary but also company ownership stakes. Your dedication and hard work are rewarded with a share in the technology you help build, ensuring you're a part of our collective success.</li><li>Comprehensive Benefits Package -Including private health insurance with dental and optical coverage, annual healthcare check-ups etc.</li></ul>

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