Spacecraft Thermal Systems Engineer

Open Cosmos; Harwell; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Cutting edge space technology work

Diverse and supportive team

Job summary

Open Cosmos in Harwell is seeking an individual to run the thermal work package for multiple missions. Responsibilities include modelling spacecraft thermal behaviour and delivering thermal tests from start to finish. The role involves collaboration with subsystem engineers to enhance product design and execution.

Applicants must have a strong understanding of spacecraft thermal control, proficiency with relevant modelling tools, and a proactive approach in a dynamic environment. The position seeks to contribute to impactful missions in space technology.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of spacecraft thermal control and space thermal environments.
• Proficiency with thermal modelling tools such as ESATAN-TMS.
• Proven ability to plan and deliver thermal tests from start to finish.

Responsibilities

• Run the thermal work package for multiple missions.
• Model and analyse spacecraft thermal behaviour.
• Collaborate with other subsystem engineers and support anomaly resolution.

Skills

Spacecraft thermal control knowledge

Proficiency with thermal modelling tools

Ability to deliver thermal tests

Understanding of satellite subsystems

Mission analysis knowledge

Clear communication skills

Proactive and adaptable approach

Tools

ESATAN-TMS

Thermica

Thermal Desktop

Job description

Open Cosmos in Harwell is seeking an individual to run the thermal work package for multiple missions. Responsibilities include modelling spacecraft thermal behaviour and delivering thermal tests from start to finish. The role involves collaboration with subsystem engineers to enhance product design and execution.

Applicants must have a strong understanding of spacecraft thermal control, proficiency with relevant modelling tools, and a proactive approach in a dynamic environment. The position seeks to contribute to impactful missions in space technology.