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’ technical progress and implementation status; supporting, as required, industry tailoring and leading the subsequent application of ESA, international and industry standards; responsibility
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the Galileo Ground Segment Management Office, Galileo and EGNOS Programme Department, Directorate of Navigation. Your primary focus will be on the development, integration and follow-up of the Galileo ground
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Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands or ESAC, Villanueva de la Cañada, Spain (with preference for ESTEC). Description The European Space Agency maintains a world-leading Science Programme with
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, assembly and manufacturing and debris removal, and specialised applications such as rendezvous and formation flying. The GNC Systems Architecture Section carries out technology research in the field of GNC
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from industry, ensuring correctness, completeness and compliance with the applicable user needs and requirements; Leading deployment and operational phase-in; Definition and execution of study and
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/verification and security service preparation, across the full stack, from the physical to the application layer. To serve these functions, the System Security Section defines and executes the associated
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Department, Directorate of Technology, Engineering and Quality. The Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Harness Section supports space projects in all application domains, i.e. science, Earth observation
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technologies. The Vulcan team provides expert support (on analogue sample topics) to research and technology development projects (focused on space exploration and planetary science applications) within ESA, its
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in security incident handling, reporting and follow-up activities. Proficiency in the use of standard IT tools and applications, such as MS Office, Outlook and Teams, and the ability to work with
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for metadata enrichment and data organisation; assess the potential of datasets for future AI/ML exploitation and digital twin applications; support the implementation of recommendations from ESA’s ongoing AI