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Akkodis Aerospace is seeking an Electromechanical Engineer for the ESA Test Facility (E3) onsite in the Netherlands. This temporary role supports environmental testing for space hardware within ESTEC programs and ESA activities.
The position requires a Master’s degree in Mechanics, Electronics, Aeronautics or Mechanical Engineering and at least 4 years of relevant experience in environmental test facilities for space hardware. The contract runs until 31/07/2027.
We are looking for a Electromechanical Engineer for Test Facility (E3) to join our Akkodis Aerospace team, working onsite at the European Space Agency in the Netherlands. This is (initially) a temporary role till 31/07/2027.
Akkodis has proudly supported the Aerospace & Defence industry in the Netherlands for decades. Our partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) has been one of the many success stories allowing our people to expand their career horizons. Akkodis experts are contributing to some of the most important technical advances in Aerospace and Defence which impact the way we live our lives today, through specialised engineering expertise and other required skillsets. This could be your future. Become part of our successful team!
General tasks to be performed:
To successfully perform the above mentioned tasks, the following background / experience is required:
About ESA-ESTEC
The European Space Agency (ESA) has sites in several European countries.
The European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC), has grown into ESA’s largest establishment and the technical and organizational hub of Europe’s space sector. Missions designed and tested at ESTEC are circling Earth, have landed on planetary bodies and have probed far into the Solar System.
The infrastructure and equipment assembled here, together with the expert knowhow of its 2800 personnel, make ESTEC a unique resource for Europe. The work done here by teams skilled in every aspect of engineering for space has enabled the creation of novel communication, navigation and information services, creating new jobs and growth while improving the lives of European and world citizens.