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Join a pioneer in space exploration as a Lead Space Segment Engineer, working to develop a cargo resupply vehicle for the International Space Station.
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Noordwijk, NL - Porz-Wahn, DE
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The Directorate of Human and Robotic Exploration (D/HRE) at ESA works towards the thrilling mission of advancing space exploration using a combination of human and robotic elements. As part of the Leo Cargo Return Service (LCRS) Team, the focus is on developing a cargo resupply vehicle for the International Space Station due in 2029.
Role Summary:
- Oversee the specification, design, development, and verification of spacecraft and related hardware.
- Work along with the Project Manager and System Engineer to manage the technical aspect.
- Monitor the project's progress and contribute to the industrial roadmap.
Role Requirements:
- A master's degree in a relevant field and a strong background in designing, developing and accepting space flight mechanical and thermal systems.
- Additional capabilities in risk, schedule and team management.
In return you are offered exciting professional growth opportunities and the chance to work in a dynamic team environment. Find out more or apply at our website.
The Directorate of Human and Robotic Exploration (D/HRE) at ESA is committed to advancing space exploration through a synergistic relationship between humans and robots. Our mission focuses on exploring space destinations where humans currently reside or will in the future for scientific, economic, and inspirational purposes. As part of the Leo Cargo Return Service (LCRS) Team, we manage significant industrial contracts with The Exploration Company and Thales Alenia Space, aiming to develop a cargo resupply vehicle for the International Space Station by 2029. The LCRS Team, split between the European Astronaut Centre (EAC) and ESTEC, collaborates closely with various ESA directorates and NASA to ensure the project's success.
As a Lead Space Segment Engineer, you will spearhead the technical aspects of the LCRS service development. This includes overseeing the specification, design, development, and verification of spacecraft and related hardware. You will work in tandem with the Project Manager and System Engineer to coordinate the LCRS Team's technical activities and ensure that the spacecraft design meets both commercial viability and technical requirements. Your role also involves monitoring the project's progress, contributing to the industrial roadmap, and ensuring that all technical activities align with the overarching programmatic and technical requirements.
Job requirements include a master's degree in a relevant field, with a strong background in the design, development, and acceptance of space flight mechanical and thermal systems. Additional assets include proven capabilities in risk, schedule, and team management. ESA values diversity and inclusiveness, encouraging applications from all qualified candidates regardless of background.
Benefits of working with us include a dynamic team environment, opportunities for professional growth, and being part of pioneering space exploration projects. For more information or to apply, please visit our website.
