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An innovative aerospace startup in Bremen, Germany, is seeking a GNC Engineer to contribute to cutting-edge technologies in space transportation and hypersonic flight. The candidate will be pivotal in designing and implementing advanced guidance and navigation systems for next-gen drones and vehicles. Ideal candidates possess strong analytical skills, programming ability in key languages, and thrive in dynamic team environments. Apply now to be part of a revolutionary journey in aerospace development.
Join our fast-growing aerospace startup on an ambitious journey to redefine space transportation and hypersonic flight. At our headquarters in Bremen, we are developing breakthrough technologies that will shape the future of high-speed flight and access to space. As part of our passionate and multidisciplinary team, you will work at the frontier of innovation—where bold ideas turn into real systems.
If you are driven by curiosity, thrive in dynamic environments, and want to directly contribute to revolutionary aerospace systems, this is the place for you.
As a GNC Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in the design, simulation, and implementation of advanced guidance, navigation, and control systems for next-generation drones, hypersonic vehicles, and spaceplanes. Your key responsibilities will include:
We are looking for an engineer who combines technical expertise with the drive and adaptability required in a startup environment:
Join us in shaping the future of space transportation and making a positive impact. Apply now by sending your CV and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience and why you are the ideal candidate for this role. We look forward to welcoming you to our team!
The German aerospace start-up POLARIS Raumflugzeuge GmbH is developing a revolutionary reusable space launch and hypersonic transport system that operates like an aircraft.
Based on more than 30 years of German and European spaceplane research, the development of the spaceplane AURORA began at the German Aerospace Center DLR. Aurora combines aircraft and rocket launcher technologies with a unique vehicle design, and offers a game-changing economic viability as well as opening the door for routine low-cost and safe access to space.
In order to validate the technology and accelerate the spaceplane development, POLARIS has been developing a series of scaled flight demonstrators.