Space Sustainability Systems Engineer — Hybrid & Relocation

Telespazio; Noordwijk; Hybrid; EUR 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

30 days annual leave + ESTEC closure

Hybrid work in NL (3 days in office, 2

Health insurance

Pension plan

Relocation package

Travel allowance

Career development

Job summary

Telespazio Belgium, part of the European Space Agency ecosystem, is seeking two highly skilled Systems Engineers for Space Sustainability to work at ESTEC in the Netherlands. Candidates must be eligible for an EU security clearance and ready to relocate.

You will provide systems engineering support to ESA projects, promote sustainability, participate in feasibility studies, and help develop tools for early assessment.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or equivalent in Physics, Engineering or Computer Science.
• Experience in Sustainability Engineering topics (Clean Space, Zero Debris, Eco-Design, Space Circular Economy, Active Debris Removal, InOrbit Servicing).
• Knowledge of environmental regulations such as REACH and RoHS.

Responsibilities

• Provide systems engineering support and consultancy to ESA projects and studies.
• Develop and promote sustainability considerations into projects.
• Participate in feasibility studies in the CDF as Sustainability expert.
• Develop and improve tools/methods for injecting sustainability in early assessment studies.
• Monitor trends in sustainability engineering and stay state-of-the-art.

Skills

Systems engineering

Sustainability engineering

Problem solving

Education

Master's degree in Physics, Engineering or Computer Science

Job description

Telespazio Belgium, part of the European Space Agency ecosystem, is seeking two highly skilled Systems Engineers for Space Sustainability to work at ESTEC in the Netherlands. Candidates must be eligible for an EU security clearance and ready to relocate.

You will provide systems engineering support to ESA projects, promote sustainability, participate in feasibility studies, and help develop tools for early assessment.