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Immerse yourself in unraveling the mysteries of space with ESA as a Lunar Scientist.
Overview
Salary
No salary declared 😔
Location
Noordwijk, NL
Expires
Expires at anytime
Organisation Summary
The Directorate of Human and Robotic Exploration Programmes (D/HRE) at ESA is a futuristic space exploration division committed to conduction scientific research, boosting economic development, strengthening international cooperation, and inspiring public curiosity about space through a synergy of humans and robots.
Role Summary
- Coordinating and executing a extensive portfolio of lunar science projects.
- Establishing scientific priorities and managing application selection processes.
- Defining mission scientific requirements and supporting mission definition/development.
- Ensuring delivery of lunar scientific data products.
Role Requirements
- Should have a PhD in a relevant field with a minimum of four years of professional experience.
- Deep knowledge in Lunar science and experience in autonomous research.
- Familiarity with publication of scientific research.
- Experience in science management and organization of international scientific activities.
Application Process Details
- Applications are welcomed from nationals of ESA Member States.
- Competency in English or French is required; proficiency in another Member State language is an asset.
- Please apply through the ESA careers website.
The Directorate of Human and Robotic Exploration Programmes (D/HRE) at ESA is committed to advancing space exploration through a synergy between humans and robots. Our mission focuses on exploring space destinations where humans currently, or will potentially, live and work to conduct scientific research, foster economic development, enhance international cooperation, and inspire the public.
The role: As a Lunar Scientist, you will play a crucial role in coordinating and implementing a portfolio of lunar science activities within the D/HRE. Reporting directly to the Lunar Science Office Team Lead, your responsibilities will include leading the identification of scientific priorities, preparing and managing end-to-end announcement of opportunity selection processes, and defining scientific requirements for lunar missions. You will also support mission definition and development, establish science operations approaches, and ensure the delivery of lunar scientific data products.
Job requirements: The ideal candidate will hold a PhD in a relevant field and have at least four years of professional experience. You should possess deep knowledge relevant to lunar science, have experience in conducting autonomous research, and be familiar with the publication of scientific research. Experience in science management and the organization of international scientific activities is also required.
Benefits: ESA offers an inclusive work environment and values diversity. We provide necessary workplace accommodations and support for individuals with disabilities. For more information on our benefits, please refer to the ESA careers website.
Applications details: We welcome applications from nationals of ESA Member States. A good knowledge of English or French is required, and knowledge of another Member State language is an asset. Please apply via the ESA careers website by the closing date.
