137 parallel-computing-numerical-methods positions at European Space Agency in Netherlands
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to the relevant numerical methods. Looking forward, the research line explicitly aims to welcome new mathematical theories and computational paradigms, with the goal of connecting them to ACT projects and space
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. The programmes are essentially similar to ESA’s own Graduate Trainee Programme, notably in offering the same employment conditions. They however differ in one important respect: each NGT Programme is funded by
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duration of 4 years that depending on performance and organisational needs, may be extended up to a maximum total duration of 8 years. Description On-board Computers and Data Handling Engineer in the Data
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acts as a pathfinder for novel technologies and working methods across all space domains. In recent years, the ACT has developed a strong portfolio at the interface of computational bio-inspired
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Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands Description Secure Connectivity Low TRL Technology Development Coordinator within the Secure Connectivity Programme Department in the Directorate of Resilience
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Observation Programme Directorate’s activities at ESTEC. The complexity of the contracts handled varies greatly, ranging from R&D activities of several hundred thousand euros to large satellite projects
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available at ESTEC, including access to numerical infrastructure, mission studies and technical specialists relevant for validating and applying the developed theoretical and computational advances. Technical
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Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands Description F3 is the third Fast-class (F-class) mission in ESA’s Science Programme. Two candidate missions will be selected by the Science Programme Committee
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guidance and independent judgment in complex programme environments involving multiple parallel activities, stakeholders and system elements Strong capability in programme and technical risk analysis
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. The programmes are essentially similar to ESA’s own Graduate Trainee Programme, notably in offering the same employment conditions. They however differ in one important respect: each NGT Programme is funded by