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State. Location ESRIN, Frascati, Italy Our team and mission The Applications Section primarily engages in research and development (R&D) focused on Earth observation-based solutions that contribute
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of Space Transportation. Under the direct authority of the Vega and Space Rider Launch System and Engineering Manager, you will be responsible for the launcher-to-ground interfaces and launch campaign
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, qualify, integrate and validate satellite payload, platform and ground network innovative technologies using ESA Member States’ supply chain solutions in a pre-operational system showcasing emerging D2D
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outputs. You will act as the principal ESA interface with the industrial consortium for the study and will functionally coordinate contributions from system engineering, telecommunications, security, ground
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weather system, including software applications, required ground systems, hosted payloads and small satellite missions. The Office is also responsible for implementing the space weather-related projects
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technologies (mostly equipment level) across the system, space segment, ground segment and user terminal domains. In your role, you will ensure project implementation and delivery of all related work packages
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Location ESOC, Darmstadt, Germany Description Software Engineer in the Software Backend Section, Ground Station Engineering Division, Ground Systems Engineering and Innovation Department
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for the implementation and validation in IRIS2 of 5G NTN (non-terrestrial networks), considered as an end-to-end product covering the space segment, ground segment and user terminal. Duties Your tasks and responsibilities
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years. Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands Description OpSTAR Lead Ground Segment System Engineer, OpSTAR Project, Future Navigation Department, Directorate of Navigation. Reporting to the OpSTAR
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institutions, Member States, industry, academia and international partners to build a coordinated and resilient European space posture. As Europe's reliance on space systems grows, so does its exposure to cyber