Space Mission Analysis & Software Intern — Hands-on, Paid

Telespazio Belgium; Nederland; Hybrid; EUR 6,700 - 8,900; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid internship

Job summary

Telespazio BeNeLux invites applications for a Space Mission Analysis & Software Development Intern to join our team in Katwijk aan Zee, the Netherlands. You will work with space professionals on real projects and gain hands-on experience in mission analysis and software development.

The internship is paid and lasts two months. Responsibilities include building an internal analysis tool, implementing orbital mechanics routines, integrating libraries (Orekit), and documenting/testingsolutions for

Qualifications

• Develop an internal software tool for space mission analysis and mission definition.
• Implement orbital mechanics and constellation analysis functions.
• Integrate and evaluate existing astrodynamics and flight dynamics libraries (e.g. Orekit).
• Support the modelling and assessment telecommunications, navigation and emerging space missions.
• Develop documentation and test cases for internal use of the software.

Responsibilities

• Develop an internal software tool for space mission analysis and mission definition.
• Implement orbital mechanics and constellation analysis functions.
• Integrate and evaluate existing astrodynamics and flight dynamics libraries (e.g. Orekit).
• Support the modelling and assessment telecommunications, navigation and emerging space missions.
• Develop documentation and test cases to facilitate internal use of the software.

Skills

Python

Orbital mechanics

Satellite constellations

Numerical computing

Tools

NumPy

SciPy

Matplotlib

Orekit

Job description

Telespazio BeNeLux invites applications for a Space Mission Analysis & Software Development Intern to join our team in Katwijk aan Zee, the Netherlands. You will work with space professionals on real projects and gain hands-on experience in mission analysis and software development.

The internship is paid and lasts two months. Responsibilities include building an internal analysis tool, implementing orbital mechanics routines, integrating libraries (Orekit), and documenting/testingsolutions for