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Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands Description Structures Engineer in the Structures Section (TEC-MSS), Structures, Mechanisms and Materials Division, Mechanical Department, Directorate
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digital twinning, linking process, structure, and performance in generating input parameters for integrated computational materials engineering (ICME) models. You will use facilities available through
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the Space Resilience Office, you will work at the interface between engineering, security analysis and policy. You will help the team assess threats to space systems, understand their strategic implications
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debris mitigation requirements. Formulation of future scenarios incorporating technology roadmaps, such as the ESA Vision 2040, and hypothetical technological breakthroughs. Policy analysis and regulatory
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(a) carbon and (b) structural/functional biodiversity indicators for protected areas. Map land cover and land cover change within protected boundaries using long-term EO time series, comparing trends
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interfaces, engineering tasks and schedule; procuring the science instrumentation elements under ESA’s responsibility; ensuring a smooth interface with the national agencies funding the payload; procuring
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, such as Positioning, Navigation and Timing, into the new hardgov services; reporting to the Exploitation Manager of the IPT and supporting them as needed; supporting the establishment of new structures
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responsible for the implementation of technology development programmes to enable future missions. To meet its objectives, the Structures, Mechanisms and Materials Division is equipped with world-class
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that are still far from mainstream space engineering but could become disruptive in the future. The team operates to high academic standards, publishes in peer-reviewed journals and conferences, and has built a
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missions (e.g. spacecraft telemetry, experiment results, technical reports, 3D models); support the cataloguing and profiling of data assets, identifying how they are structured, where they are stored, and