Avionics Architect – Electronics Technical Manager (M/F)

U-Space; Toulouse; Sur place; EUR 60 000 - 80 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Executive status, 218-day work year

Employee savings plan with employer matching

Other benefits to discover when you apply

Résumé du poste

U-Space in Toulouse is looking for an Avionics Architect - Electronics Technical Manager. This role involves leading the avionics architecture of satellites and serving as the technical point of contact for a team of Electronics Engineers. You will mentor engineers and oversee the full lifecycle of in-house equipment.

The ideal candidate holds a master's degree in Electronic Engineering, possesses significant experience in the space industry, and has a strong command of satellite avionics architectures. Additional benefits include an executive status and a savings plan.

Qualifications

• Experience in the development or integration of electronic equipment in the space industry.
• Strong command of satellite avionics architectures.
• Familiarity with equipment architectures based on System-on-Chip technology.
• Solid understanding of risks related to the space environment.

Responsabilités

• Lead the avionics architecture for satellite development.
• Oversee the lifecycle of internally designed equipment.
• Provide technical guidance to production partners.
• Mentor electronics engineers to improve operational efficiency.
• Contribute to R&D projects to maintain market competitiveness.
• Coordinate health checks and acceptance procedures.

Connaissances

Electronic Engineering

Satellite avionics architectures

System-on-Chip (SoC) technology

Communication buses knowledge

Space environment risk understanding

Meticulous documentation skills

Leadership

Formation

Master's degree in Electronic Engineering

Description du poste

Avionics Architect - Electronics Technical Manager (M/F)

As part of its SmallSat development projects, U‑Space is hiring an Avionics Architect – Electronics Technical Lead (M/F). Within the Hardware department, which comprises the Mechanical/Thermal, Equipment, and Avionics divisions, you will assume technical responsibility for the Avionics division. You will be responsible for the avionics architecture of our satellites and serve as the technical point of contact for the team of Electronics Engineers. Your mission is to lead the development of in‑house equipment (“MAKE”) while ensuring its transition to industrial‑scale production.

Your main responsibilities will include:

• Serving as the technical lead for the EPS functional chain of products and new satellite developments.
• Overseeing the full lifecycle of internally designed equipment, from drafting specifications (requirements, procurement, testing) to producing justification documents and user manuals.
• Providing technical guidance to routing partners and EMS (Electronic Manufacturing Services) to ensure smooth and optimized mass production.
• Mentoring electronics engineers, defining business processes, and specifying tools to increase the department’s operational efficiency.
• Leading avionics R&D projects and helping define the roadmap to maintain our competitiveness in the market.
• Proactively contributing ideas regarding product maintenance, improvements, and the design of the next generation of SmallSats.
• Coordinating the automation of health checks and acceptance procedures to ensure the successful delivery of programs.

The ideal candidate

You hold a master’s degree in Electronic Engineering and have significant experience in the development or integration of electronic equipment gained in the space industry.

You have a strong command of satellite avionics architectures. You are familiar with equipment architectures based on System‑on‑Chip (SoC) technology. You are knowledgeable about the primary communication buses used in the space industry and the associated hardware constraints.

You have a solid understanding of risks related to the space environment, radiation, and component selection, as well as satellite development methods.

You have full technical authority over your area of responsibility and are capable of making critical decisions regarding the robustness and lifespan of our satellites in orbit.

You possess a keen eye for detail and meticulous documentation skills, which are essential for transforming first‑of‑series prototypes into reliable, repeatable industrial products.

A natural leader, you know how to rally a technical team and collaborate closely with other departments to ensure the achievement of the company’s objectives.

You possess the boldness necessary to make decisions with controlled risk, propose technological breakthroughs, and optimize architectures to reduce costs and ensure program delivery.

Your knowledge of NewSpace would be greatly appreciated.

U‑Space is committed to diversity and equal opportunity. All our positions are open to everyone, regardless of gender, experience, or disability.

Benefits

• Executive status, 218‑day work year
• Employee savings plan with employer matching
• Other benefits to discover when you apply