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Lúnasa Ltd. in London is seeking a Flight Software Engineer to design, develop, and deploy flight-critical software that runs on satellites, from low-level embedded code to autonomous mission logic. You will own the software stack and work across the full lifecycle, including hardware-in-the-loop testing and in-orbit operations.
This role requires the ability to obtain UK national security clearance and a hands-on approach in a fast-paced, high-reliability space environment.
About Lúnasa:
Lúnasa is a UK-based NewSpace company (acquired by Infinite Orbits) building advanced and autonomous systems and satellites for in-orbit satellite services. Our mission is to provide geostationary operators with all the in-orbit services they need, from the inspection of their assets to the extension of their lifespan and the management of the end-of-life phase.
The company has received multiple contracts from the UK Space Agency and ESA to build and deploy AI-based satellite rendezvous proximity operations (RPO) technology and is set to demonstrate the innovation in space by 2027.
Location:London (on-site working)Salary: Competitive.
Be able to obtain UK national security clearance
Job summary:
In this role, as a Flight Software Engineer, you will design, develop, and deploy flight-critical software systems that run on our satellites, from low-level embedded code to higher-level autonomy and mission logic. You will work across the full lifecycle, from early architecture and simulation through to hardware-in-the-loop testing, integration, and in-orbit operations.
This is a high-ownership, hands-on role where your work will directly fly in space. You will be expected to make key technical decisions, operate across system boundaries, and help shape the software backbone of Lúnasa’s spacecraft platforms. The ideal candidate thrives in fast-paced environments, is comfortable with ambiguity, and is driven by building reliable, real-world systems
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Relevant degree in Space Engineering, Physics, Maths, or related disciplines.