Space Optics System Engineer for Space Debris

GMV Spain; Darmstadt; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Relocation package

Flexible hours

Career development

Pension plan

Wellbeing program

Job summary

GMV Spain is seeking a Space Optics System Engineer to join our team focused on Space Debris observation. You will support ESA with optical systems engineering, contribute to design reviews, and help develop innovative solutions through the project lifecycle. The role offers hybrid work, international mobility, and a relocation package; competitive compensation and wellbeing programs are included.

Qualifications

• We are looking for system engineering professionals with expertise in optical systems for space debris observation.
• Knowledge of telescopes, CMOS and CCD cameras/detectors, laser ranging.
• ECSS standards experience and familiarity with work packages or project management are valuable assets.
• Experience collaborating with ESA and industry partners through project lifecycles.

Responsibilities

• Support ESA in defining technical specifications and interfaces.
• Contribute to design reviews and acceptance test campaigns.
• Support technology development activities and innovative solutions for future Space Debris missions.
• Work closely with ESA and industry partners throughout the project lifecycle.

Skills

Optical systems

Space debris observation

Systems engineering

ECSS standards

Project management

Tools

CMOS cameras

CCD detectors

Laser ranging

Job description

Space Optics System Engineer for Space Debris

If you think your perfect workmate would be R2D2... Your place is here!…

We are expanding our Space Optics team with a focus on Space Debris.

We´ll get to the point; we’ll tell you what's not on the web. If you want to know more about us go to GMV website

WHAT CHALLENGE WILL YOU BE TAKING ON?

In our team you will supportESA with systems engineering of optical stations with focus on space debrisobservation.

Your main tasks will include:

• Support ESA in defining technical specifications and interfaces.
• Contribute to design reviews and acceptance test campaigns.
• Support technology development activities and innovative solutions for future Space Debris missions.
• Work closely with ESA and industry partners throughout the project lifecycle.

WHAT DO WE NEED IN OUR TEAM?

We are looking for system engineering professionals with expertise in optical systems for space debris observation.

Required knowledge includes telescopes, CMOS and CCD cameras and detectors, laser ranging, and laser momentum transfer.

Knowledge of ECSS standards and experience in technical work package or project management are considered valuable assets.

WHAT DO WE OFFER?

• Hybridworking model and 8 weeks per year of teleworking outside your usual geographical area.
• Flexible start and finish times.
• Personalizedcareer plan development, training and language learning support.
• National and international mobility. Do you come from another country?We can offer you a relocation package.
• Competitivecompensation with ongoing reviews, Pension plan program, Edenred card anddiscount on brands.
• Wellbeingprogram: Health insurance; free fruit and coffee, JobRad, physical, mental and financialhealth training, and much more!
• In our recruitment processes youwill always have telephone and personal contact, face-to-face or online, withour talent acquisition team. In addition, bank transfers and bank cards willnever be requested. If you are contactedthrough any other process, please write to our team at [e-mail]
• We promoteequal opportunities in recruitment, and we are committed to inclusion anddiversity.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact Konstantin Uhl, in charge of this vacancy.