Simulator Operator

TN Germany; Köln; Hybrid; EUR 50.000 - 80.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

An established industry player in aerospace is seeking a Support Simulator Operator to enhance astronaut training using advanced simulators. This dynamic role involves collaborating with international teams, conducting assessments, and ensuring the smooth operation of simulation systems. With a focus on innovation and professional growth, you will work in a modern environment surrounded by passionate professionals. If you have a Master's in Aerospace Engineering and a proactive mindset, this opportunity offers a competitive salary, full-time contract, and the flexibility of partial remote work.

Leistungen

Competitive Salary

Personalized Training Programs

Dynamic International Team

Modern Working Environment

Qualifikationen

• Master’s Degree in Aerospace Engineering or related field is required.
• Strong organizational and communication skills are essential.

Aufgaben

• Support astronaut training using ISS and Columbus simulators.
• Conduct post-simulation assessments and implement enhancements.

Kenntnisse

Aerospace Engineering

Organizational Skills

Communication Skills

Proactive Initiative

Confidentiality

Professional English Communication

Ausbildung

Master’s Degree in Aerospace Engineering

Tools

Python

Space Flight Simulators

Jobbeschreibung

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Support Simulator Operator for ISS Astronaut Training

Location: ESA EAC (Cologne, Germany)

Start Date: August 2025

Tasks and Responsibilities

• Support astronaut and ground support personnel training using ISS and Columbus simulators, collaborating with trainers and simulation directors
• Conduct post-simulation assessments and training evaluations
• Identify and implement enhancements to simulation functionalities to meet scenario needs
• Prepare and set up simulation systems and scenario scripts for each session
• Monitor simulation sessions, set up simulators, and inject anomalies when appropriate
• Coordinate the use of simulators in various simulation scenarios
• Perform local maintenance tasks, backups, and software installations in coordination with the maintenance team
• Maintain Columbus mock-ups in collaboration with the Columbus Crew Training team
• Participate in workshops and meetings as required

Skills and Experience

• Master’s Degree in Aerospace Engineering or related field
• Ability to work under schedules and deadlines
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Proactive, with initiative and independence
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and work effectively in international teams
• Professional English communication skills

Assets

• Experience in human spaceflight mission operations, especially ISS and Columbus
• Experience with space flight simulators
• Python programming skills
• Knowledge of CGS commanding

What We Offer

• Work within a dynamic, international team across Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands
• Modern working environment with diverse professionals passionate about space
• Full-time, indefinite contract
• Competitive salary and good working conditions
• Option for partial remote work
• Personalized training and development programs

About Us

Space Applications Services NV/SA, founded in 1987, is an independent Belgian company specializing in aerospace systems, solutions, and services, including astronaut training and mission operations. Our partner, Aerospace Applications North America, is based in Houston, USA.

How to Apply

Please upload your CV and motivation letter in English, addressed to Mr. Olivier Lamborelle. Candidates must be eligible to work in the European Union.