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Our Client, a NewSpace startup in Paris, seeks a Senior Mechanisms Engineer to lead deployment and actuation design for ultra-lightweight structures used in space hardware.
You will own the full product lifecycle from concept through production, collaborating with a team including former SpaceX engineers and mentoring junior staff to ensure robust, flight-proven mechanisms that meet stringent mass and reliability requirements.
Our Client is an innovative startup operating within the NewSpace industry, specialising in developing cutting-edge power systems for commercial Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. Their focus spans from solar array power conversion to advanced battery energy storage solutions. The company is renowned for designing, building, and testing hardware in-house, enabling rapid development from concept through to flight hardware. Emphasising a collaborative and hands-on culture, they empower engineers with full ownership of their subsystems and foster a supportive environment where growth, innovation, and excellence are at the core. Working with a highly talented, international team, employees enjoy opportunities for professional development, involvement in impactful projects, and the chance to shape the future of space exploration.
Role Summary:
Due to strategic growth, our Client is seeking a Senior Mechanisms Engineer to lead the design and development of deployment and actuation mechanisms critical for their next-generation ultra-lightweight deployable structures. This role is highly strategic, offering the chance to influence and contribute to pioneering space hardware. The successful candidate will oversee the entire product lifecycle-concept through to production-collaborating with a team that includes former SpaceX engineers. This is an exceptional opportunity to be at the forefront of space innovation, work on high-profile projects, and develop robust, flight-proven mechanisms that meet stringent reliability and mass requirements.
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