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for a four-year assignment. During this time, you will be actively working and learning on the job and will benefit from valuable mobility and developmental opportunities that will prepare you for a
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idea behind this initiative is indeed to enhance the capabilities of EAC via exploiting the spaceflight experience of the centre to develop and validate new operational concepts and valuable technologies
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develops a suite of global climate data records of key components of the Earth system, known as Essential Climate Variables (ECVs). The climate quality datasets produced by CCI are a major contribution to
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Quality. Our team and mission You will be working in the Future Engineering Division which is responsible for developing and providing engineering expertise, tools, methods and standards for the development
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Database (AMD). SMT is responsible for maintaining, assuring the quality of, and further developing the AMD. Before the AMD was introduced, medical data were stored in a SQL Server database. Some of these
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). The founding idea behind this initiative is to prepare the future of Space exploration. To do so, a pragmatic and research focused approach is adopted, and knowledge acquired is disseminated within ESA, partners
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addition to astronauts, we also train the Ground Support Personnel, or communicators, who support the operation of systems and payloads on board the International Space Station (ISS). Candidates interested are encouraged