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Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands Our team and mission The Space Environments and Effects Section supports the development of ESA missions and programmes by investigating the space environments
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frameworks: comparative analysis of policy regimes in analogous fields, such as fisheries management and environmental regulation, and assessment of the transferability of regulatory instruments, such as cap
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guidance and navigation, data-driven modelling of spacecraft and environmental dynamics, mission planning and operations, and on-board learning in resource-constrained environments. You are strongly
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of novel EO solutions. We offer: a stimulating multinational, interdisciplinary and open work environment; access to high-performance computing infrastructure and unparalleled EO and technology expertise; a
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opportunity employer, committed to achieving diversity within the workforce and creating an inclusive working environment. We therefore welcome applications from all qualified candidates irrespective of gender
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environment, both independently and as part of a team. Your motivation, overall professional perspective and career goals will also be explored during the later stages of the selection process. The working
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of addressing challenging space-related problems. Within the ACT’s collaborative environment, research topics are defined jointly, but you will be expected to drive the scientific agenda, identify promising
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bio-inspired modelling, with a strong emphasis on implementing validated, reusable models that connect biological function to space engineering concepts. Within the ACT’s collaborative environment
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interpersonal and communication skills and should be able to work in a multi-cultural environment, both independently and as part of a team. Your motivation, overall professional perspective and career goals will
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concepts and bio-inspired materials for sensing and protection in extreme environments. Recent projects include work on “evomimetics”, which integrates evolutionary biology into biomimetic design by studying