Aviation GNSS Adoption Engineer (EGNOS/CNS) | Hybrid

ESSP SAS; Torrejón de Ardoz; On-site; EUR 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Life Insurance

Teleworking (up to 3 days/week)

Saving plan

Restaurant Tickets

Sustainable Mobility Package

Job summary

ESSP SAS in Madrid, Spain, seeks a Service Adoption Engineer to shape and implement EGNOS adoption activities in the aviation sector.

You will promote EGNOS services to other segments (maritime, rail, drones) and support tools for CNS adoption across Europe, with regular customer engagement and workshops.

Requirements include an engineering degree and at least 3 years in aviation or GNSS-based applications, plus strong English communication.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of the GNSS sector, ideally from consulting, innovation projects, European projects or EGNOS/Galileo positioning applications.
• Familiarity with the aeronautical domain (SESAR regulation, PBN, avionics installations).
• Analytical skills for market research and cost-benefit analyses.
• Understanding of satellite-based CNS technologies (SBAS/navigation, plus communications and surveillance).
• Knowledge of EGNOS Services and GNSS applications.
• Strong communication, presentation and stakeholder relationship skills.

Responsibilities

• Support the Customer in implementing the EGNOS Multimodal Adoption Plan actions.
• Provide inputs to the Adoption Plan and implement actions delegated by the Customer.
• Report regularly on action implementation and outcomes.
• Promote EGNOS navigation services adoption to European aviation stakeholders.

Skills

GNSS knowledge

Aviation domain

Market research

Cost-benefit analysis

English proficiency

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

GNSS simulators

Job description

ESSP SAS in Madrid, Spain, seeks a Service Adoption Engineer to shape and implement EGNOS adoption activities in the aviation sector.

You will promote EGNOS services to other segments (maritime, rail, drones) and support tools for CNS adoption across Europe, with regular customer engagement and workshops.

Requirements include an engineering degree and at least 3 years in aviation or GNSS-based applications, plus strong English communication.