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MaiaSpace is a European space tech company in La Défense, Paris, designing and operating space mobility solutions. This Control Command Software Engineer role focuses on SCADA and PLC software for EGSE and launcher integration, with strong Siemens TIA Portal and WinCC OA exposure.
You will work in a multi-disciplinary, agile environment, travelling to French Guiana as required. Written and spoken communication are in French and English.
MaiaSpace is a European space tech company, designing, manufacturing and operating competitive and sustainable solutions for space mobility. We are driven by the belief that access to space is a major enabler for a better and more sustainable life on Earth, addressing the challenges faced by humanity: climate, resources, connectivity, and data. Our aim is to successfully design and test a cost-effective and reusable mini-launch vehicle by 2027.
Control Command Software Engineer – SCADA & PLC EGSE
Within the Avionics Group, the Control Command EGSE team develops and operates industrial Control Command and supervision systems used for launcher integration, validation and launch operations. The position focuses on the development, integration and validation of SCADA and PLC software solutions based on Siemens industrial automation environments.
You will be joining a friendly multi-disciplinary team, comprised of multi-skilled people, following Agile and Scrum methodologies. This means that your role and responsibility may evolve over time with varied assignments and challenges depending on priorities and competences. Your work will be hands-on and in close contact with the final product.
We are open-minded, transparent, pragmatic, result oriented and people centric.
Teamwork is at the heart of how we work together, and our co-workers share the same fundamental values: respect, humility, reactivity and autonomy with a passion for technical excellence.
Our offices are located in La Défense, Paris, with easy access to public transport.
Written and spoken communication are in French and English.