Digital Design Engineer

INNOVA IRV; Torrejón de Ardoz; Presencial; EUR 60.000 - 100.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

An innovative firm is seeking a skilled Instrument Calibration Scientist to lead calibration efforts for the ARRAKIHS mission under the European Space Agency. This role involves designing calibration pipelines, developing strategies for systematic effects, and collaborating with various teams to ensure data accuracy. The ideal candidate will have a PhD and extensive experience in astronomical calibration, particularly in space missions. Join a dynamic team dedicated to advancing scientific endeavors and contributing to groundbreaking space exploration projects.

Formación

• PhD in a related field with at least 8 years of experience in astronomical instrument calibration.
• Expertise in calibration techniques and data reduction pipelines.

Responsabilidades

• Lead the design and implementation of the calibration pipeline for data processing.
• Develop and execute calibration strategies for on-ground and in-flight activities.

Conocimientos

Calibration Techniques

Data Reduction Pipelines

Systematic Effects Management

Collaboration

Communication Skills

Educación

PhD in Astronomy

PhD in Physics

PhD in Engineering

Descripción del empleo

Instrument Calibration Scientist – ARRAKIHS Mission

Purpose : Lead the calibration efforts for the ARRAKIHS mission under the European Space Agency (ESA), ensuring the scientific accuracy of data collected by the instrument.

Description of the position :

• Position : Instrument Calibration Scientist – ARRAKIHS Mission
• Professional group : Group III. Scientific staff
• Professional category : Research Scientist
• Working hours : 37.5 hours / week

Key Responsibilities :

• Calibration Pipeline Development : Lead the design and implementation of the calibration pipeline for data processing.
• Calibration Plan : Develop and execute a strategy addressing on-ground and in-flight calibration, including systematic effects.
• Collaboration : Coordinate with ESA teams, detector characterization teams, and other calibration groups.
• Performance Analysis : Support end-to-end performance assessments and optimizations.
• Documentation : Ensure calibration processes are documented and compliant with ESA standards.

Requirements :

• Education : PhD in Astronomy, Physics, Engineering, or a related field.
• Experience : At least 8 years in astronomical instrument calibration; experience in space missions is highly valued.
• Skills : Expertise in calibration techniques, addressing systematic effects, and proficiency in data reduction pipelines.
• Collaboration & Communication : Strong teamwork and communication skills.
• Background in optical systems, detector technologies, and space instrumentation.
• Experience in ESA projects or missions.
• Proven track record in managing calibration plans for both ground-based and in-flight activities.

Application Process : Send a motivation letter and CV in PDF format with the reference "Surnames and Name – OF_IEEC_177_2024".