Control Engineer

Alexander Daniels Global; Nienburg/Weser; Vor Ort; EUR 70.000 - 110.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Relocation support

Equity

Bonus

High autonomy

Zusammenfassung

Alexander Daniels Global is seeking a Control Engineer for Defence applications focused on solid rocket motors. You will engage in modelling, simulation, and real-time control development for next-generation flight systems.

Applicants should have experience in flight dynamics, MATLAB/Simulink, and aerospace/defence sectors. Onsite work near Hannover is required, with opportunities for significant autonomy and impacting system architecture decisions.

Qualifikationen

• Experience in control systems engineering.
• Background in aerospace/defence/space or related high-performance systems
• Ability to work onsite near Hannover

Kenntnisse

Flight dynamics

Control systems

MATLAB/Simulink

Tools

MATLAB/Simulink

Jobbeschreibung

Control Engineer | Defence (Solid Rocket Motors) |

This is an opportunity to join a fast-growing engineering team and work on highly complex systems where modelling, simulation, controls, and real-world performance are critical.

We're looking to speak with engineers who have experience in:

• Flight Dynamics & Simulation
• MATLAB / Simulink
• Aerospace, Defence, Space or High-Performance Vehicle Systems

You could come from a background in:

• Launch Vehicles
• Rockets & Propulsion
• Missiles & Guided Systems
• Spacecraft / AOCS
• Advanced Robotics & Dynamic Systems

Requirements

• Experience in control systems engineering
• Background in aerospace, defence, space, robotics, or related high-performance systems
• Ability to work onsite near Hannover

Important:

Due to defence regulations, candidates must be nationals of a NATO member country.

What's on Offer

• Competitive salary package including bonus and equity
• Relocation support
• Opportunity to build and own a critical engineering capability from the ground up.
• Work on cutting-edge aerospace and defence technologies.
• High degree of technical autonomy and influence on system architecture decisions.
• Join a growing team developing next-generation flight systems.