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ESO in Garching near Munich is seeking recent engineering or physics graduates to join the Systems Engineering Department. You will work with senior engineers on real-world projects related to the VLT and ELT, starting from new design activities and developing tools, up to maintenance of existing systems.
The exact project will depend on your background, with opportunities in requirements management, configuration management, AI/ML automation, data science, and AO instrumentation.
The Systems Engineering Department comprises a team of 30 engineers, distributed over 3 groups. The department provides Systems Engineering expertise to ESO's projects, in particular for the development of the Extremely Large Telescope and its sub-systems and for the design and development of advanced optical and infrared instrumentation for the telescopes of ESO's La Silla-Paranal Observatory.
You will work alongside senior engineers on real-world projects in support of the VLT or ELT, starting from new design activities, and developing tools, up to maintenance and modification of the existing systems of the VLT or ELT.
The exact project depends on your background and interest, and will be in one of the following areas:
One of the Group-Heads in the Systems Engineering Department, depending on the selected project.
A master's degree in engineering, physics or Applied Sciences or a PhD, graduated in or after 2024.
ESO is an international organization where the official language is English. The position requires excellent oral and written communication skills in English.
We offer an attractive remuneration package including a competitive salary (free of income tax for applicants from ESO member states), comprehensive pension scheme and medical, educational and other social benefits, as well as financial help in relocating your family and support to place your child/children in daycare.
The contract is a Paid Associate for a period of one year. The initial contract is for a fixed term duration of one year with the possibility of one fixed-term extension subject to individual performance and organisational requirements and as defined in the applicable policies and staff rules and regulations. For any further information, please visit https://www.eso.org/public/jobs/conditions/paidassoc/.
ESO's salary structure is based upon a range of career paths which reflect the nature and level of our roles. Each career path is made up of two or three grades which are used to further reflect experience and performance. Please follow this link for more details https://www.eso.org/public/jobs/conditions/intstaff/salary-structure/ESO aims to support members of personnel in maintaining a good work-life balance (https://www.eso.org/public/jobs/conditions/intstaff/#work-life-balance) between their professional and private life. ESO is also committed to offering family-friendly support (https://www.eso.org/public/jobs/conditions/intstaff/#family-friendly-support), creating a work environment and policies which allow staff to balance their professional and private responsibilities through flexible working arrangements and financial support for families.
Garching near Munich. The role is based on-site at ESO and relocation to the duty station area is required. Staff at ESO benefit from a mobile working policy that allows for limited hybrid working for work-life balance purposes. Occasional travel to scientific institutes and companies within Europe and to the observatories in Chile will be necessary.
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