EU Space Regulation & Spectrum Lead (Hybrid)

Planet; Haarlem; Hybrid; EUR 110,000 - 145,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Wellness program

Home office reimbursement

Phone and internet reimbursement

Tuition reimbursement and LinkedIn学习

Equity

Job summary

Planet seeks an EU Regulatory Licensing & Spectrum Manager to join our Legal team in Haarlem/Berlin. You will handle regulatory licensing, spectrum coordination, and policy matters with engineers, regulators, and external counsel.

This is a hybrid, full-time role requiring in-office presence three days a week in Haarlem or Berlin. The ideal candidate has 6+ years in satellite licensing or policy, a Dutch-English proficiency, and strong communication.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in science or arts with regulatory licensing experience.
• 6+ years in satellite licensing, policy or engineering.
• Fluency in Dutch and professional English.
• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• Experience working with engineers or in a technical/aerospace environment.
• Experience using ITU software to generate filings.

Responsibilities

• Prepare EU licensing documents for member states.
• Lead spectrum coordination with EU government and non-government spectrum users.
• Draft and review internal license compliance processes.
• Coordinate with engineering, launch and manufacturing teams for inputs on licensing and spectrum coordination.
• Draft filings for government agencies, including license applications and regulatory notifications.
• Represent Planet in ITU preparatory and working meetings.
• Analyze proposed European laws and regulations for business impact.
• Maintain organized record-keeping and retention.

Skills

Satellite licensing

Policy experience

Engineering collaboration

Dutch language

English proficiency

Communication

Google Suite

Microsoft Office

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

ITU software

Job description

Planet seeks an EU Regulatory Licensing & Spectrum Manager to join our Legal team in Haarlem/Berlin. You will handle regulatory licensing, spectrum coordination, and policy matters with engineers, regulators, and external counsel.

This is a hybrid, full-time role requiring in-office presence three days a week in Haarlem or Berlin. The ideal candidate has 6+ years in satellite licensing or policy, a Dutch-English proficiency, and strong communication.