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The mission of this role is to ensure every mechanical subsystem delivered for satellite integration works exactly as intended by inspecting, assembling and validating it with clear, reliable evidence. It also exists to catch issues early, fix them at the source and keep the entire build process traceable and unblocked so spacecraft can be assembled and launched with confidence.
Job Responsibility:
Perform inspection, assembly and verification of satellite subsystems
Ensure readiness and functionality of assigned subsystems (e.g., antennas, solar panels) through testing and validation procedures
Collaborate closely with Engineering, AIT, and Quality teams to resolve integration challenges and drive design-for-manufacturing improvements
Monitor subassembly production and escalate blockers early, ensuring smooth coordination with AIT and supply chain teams
Support root cause analysis and non-conformance resolution for mechanical-related issues during integration and testing
Ensure proper documentation and traceability for all mechanical activities in accordance with aerospace production standards
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related technical field
1+ years of hands-on experience in aerospace or high-reliability mechanical assembly environments
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, scaling production environment with tight deadlines
Hands-on mindset — must be willing to go on the floor, solve problems, and support other technicians directly
Excellent communication skills and ability to coordinate across functions (Production, Engineering, QA, Planning)
Strong process ownership and commitment to continuous improvement
Experience with root cause analysis and non-conformance handling
Nice to have:
Strong understanding of satellite mechanical subsystems, including deployables, structures, and environmental testing (vibration, shock, thermal vacuum)
Thorough understanding of thermal behavior and thermal interfaces, including thermal pads, thermal pastes, and other thermal dissipation hardware, is essential
Familiarity with IPC, ECSS, or similar aerospace manufacturing and quality standards
Experience in NewSpace or small satellite production
Knowledge of mechanical testing standards and processes in the space industry
Experience working with cleanroom procedures and satellite integration flows
Familiarity with ERP or MES systems used in production environments
What we offer:
A job that matters in a dynamic Earth Observation environment with a scale-up approach
An independent role with a supportive and diverse work environment
Phone subscription with iPhone of choice
Relocation support (i.e. flight tickets, accommodation, relocation agency support)
Time for self-development, research, training, conferences, or certification schemes
Inspiring and collaborating offices and silent workspaces enable you to focus
A wide variety of the best coffee, tea, snacks, and sweets to accompany your daily space mission
Competitive salary contingent on your experience level, and will be negotiated individually