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G2G Spacecraft Operations Engineer
2019-08-23 12:17:38| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS
Position Reference 071 You will have the opportunity to support the definition of the System Operations concepts and requirements for the next generation of Galileo, through active interfacing with System and Segments design experts, to ensure that the system functionalities and performances fulfil the mission objectives of the new Galileo generation. You will be primarily assigned to the Systems Operations Engineering of the G2G, supporting at the same time other missions within the Galileo programme, e.g. Galileo First Generation. Tasks and Activities The scope of work will include Definition and maintenance of the G2G System Operations project documentation, including the System Level Operations Concept both classified and unclassified and the Operations Service Requirement Document. Particular focus is expected on the compatibility analysis between the new generation of Galileo Satellites and the Ground Segment evolutions, the new planning functionalities as well as operations automation and monitoring and control aspects. Identification of the required Operational Improvements to be injected in the new system functional architecture definition, based on a systematic analysis of the lessons learned derived from the Galileo First Generation. Interfacing with the System design experts within the Project to ensure that the system functionalities and performances fulfil the new mission objectives and operability requirements for all the different mission scenarios and system operating modes. Based on the operations concept evolution and lessons learned analysis, derive operability requirements in support of the System and Segment requirements definition and consolidation. Support the Galileo Project Office on the interactions with the Galileo GNSS Supervisory Authority Agency GSA for the definition of operational needs coming from service requirements. Active participation to Galileo Evolution Engineering Boards, System and Segments Working Groups. Active participation to Galileo System and Segments Project Reviews and coordination of the interaction between the operations team and the Galileo Project Office. Skills and Experience The following skills and experience are mandatory You have a University degree or equivalent education in Computer Science, Electronic Engineering, Aerospace Engineering or Telecommunications Engineering. You have advanced knowledge of the current GALILEO system and its expected evolution. You have proven experience in operations engineering analysis of mission requirements, operational feasibility, identification of main operational drivers and definition of system operational concepts to support both ground mission control systems and satellite design to ensure that the overall system functionalities and performances fulfil the mission objectives and operability requirements. You have a good understanding of mission control systems integration and verification, including the integration and testing of the individual ground elements up to the progressive integration and acceptance of the whole system and related interfaces. You have advanced knowledge of the current Galileo operational processes related to operations preparation, validation and execution and related interfaces. You have proven experience in engineering coordination tasks and capability to interface with system design experts at both Project and Industry support level. You have good communication skills and the ability to carry out activities and interact in a complex teamwork environment. You have good practical and analytical skills. The following skills would be highly desirable You have experience in a commercialindustrial environment You are able to multitask efficiently working on multiple activities simultaneously You are familiar with the ESTEC environment How to Apply Looking to take your career to the next level? Interested applicants should submit their CV and Cover Letter to RHEAs Recruitment team at careersrheagroup.com no later than 13092019. Preference will be given to candidates eligible for an EU or national personal security clearance at the level of CONFIDENTIAL or above. About RHEA Group RHEA Group is a leading engineering consultancy firm with demonstrated expertise in space, system and secure software solutions. We attract skilled engineers, scientists and management professionals and offer a range of exciting career paths working alongside clients such as the European Space Agency, the European GNSS Agency, EUMETSAT and NATO.
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Meteosat Spacecraft Operations Engineer
2019-08-22 16:19:28| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS
Within the Meteosat Spacecraft Operations team of the Flight Operations FLO Division, the Meteosat Spacecraft Operations Engineer will support the operations preparation and operations of the future Meteosat Third Generation MTG satellites and routine operations of Meteosat Second Generation MSG satellites. DUTIES Support the integration of the MTG ground segment facilities supporting flight operations, e.g. satellite simulators, mission control and mission planning systems, and ensure the exchange of relevant information between the MTG development teams and the Flight Operations Division Support MTG space segment and system reviews to ensure correct implementation of operations requirements Contribute to the specification, development, procurement, verification and validation of operations preparation tools Support operations preparation activities for the MTGI imaging mission and MTGS sounding mission satellites, including technical support to specific development activities, e.g. of on board software and offline tools Participate in the definition and execution of necessary training activities and operational rehearsals for MTG operations personnel Support Launch and Early Operations Phase LEOP services for the MTGI and MTGS satellites Support the definition and execution of MTG system commissioning activities Plan routine operations of Meteosat Second Generation MSG and MTG space segment components, including planning of oncall support Support MSGand MTG spacecraft operations, including maintenance of operational procedures and databases, anomaly investigations and participation in oncall support Interface with the MTG development programme, ESA and Space Segment industry as required Deputise for the MTG Spacecraft Operations Preparation Team Leaders as required. University degree or equivalent in aerospace engineering or other relevant discipline Candidates must be able to work effectively in English and have some knowledge of French. SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE Successful proven professional experience in the field of satellite operations, gained during operations preparation andor routine operations of a complex space system Professional experience in fields such as Satellite payload systems or Data Handling and Onboard Software subsystems would be an advantage Ability to understand the implications of decisions taken during the development phase for future routine operations Ability to followup on a number of different tasks and ensure their completion at good quality levels with minimum supervision Knowledge of satellite system design andor of satellite monitoring and control principles for safe and efficient operations Ability to detail and synthesise technical concepts in formal documents and verbal presentations Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with a proven ability to apply these to interactions within a team and between teams. EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS The initial contract will be of 4 years duration, with subsequent 5 year contracts being awarded thereafter, subject to individual performance and organisation requirements. There is no limit to the amount of followup contracts a staff member can receive up to the EUMETSAT retirement age of 63 and there are certainly opportunities to establish a long career perspective at EUMETSAT. This post is graded A2A4 on the EUMETSAT salary scales. The minimum basic salary for this post is EURO 5,612 per month net of internal tax which may be negotiable on the basis of skills and experience. The salary scale provides for increments on the anniversary of taking up employment, and scales are reviewed by the EUMETSAT Council with effect from 1 January each year. In addition to basic salary, EUMETSAT offers attractive benefits. Further information, including salary details, is available on the EUMETSAT web site. EUMETSAT is committed to providing an equal opportunities work environment for men and women. Please note that only nationals of EUMETSAT Member States may apply. The EUMETSAT Convention requires that Staff shall be recruited on the basis of their qualifications, account being taken of the international character of EUMETSAT. ABOUT EUMETSAT EUMETSAT is Europes meteorological satellite agency. Its role is to establish and operate meteorological satellites to monitor the weather and climate from space 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This information is supplied to the National Meteorological Services of the organisations Member and Cooperating States in Europe, as well as other users worldwide. EUMETSAT also operates several Copernicus missions on behalf of the European Union and provide data services to the Copernicus marine and atmospheric services and their users. As an intergovernmental European Organisation, EUMETSAT has 30 Member States Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom. Closing Date 25th September 2019
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Senior Spacecraft Systems Engineer Engineering Manager
2019-08-16 15:16:52| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS
Senior Spacecraft Systems Engineer Engineering Manager UKRI STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Didcot 48,877 to 59,308 dependent on experience and inclusive of annual allowances Full timepart time minimum 25 hours. Open ended About the role STFCs RAL Space department carries out an exciting range of worldclass space research and technology development. Weve had significant involvement in over 210 space missions and operate at the forefront of UK Space Research. RAL Space is leading the technical development of the payload for the ARIEL space mission, a major ESA Mclass science mission M4 for launch in 2028 to study the atmospheres of exoplanets. It is the first mission dedicated to measuring the chemical composition and thermal structures of hundreds of transiting exoplanets, enabling planetary science far beyond the boundaries of the Solar System. We are seeking an outstanding technical leader to join the team as the systems engineering lead engineering manager for the payload consortium consisting of teams in institutes and industries in 15 countries. You will work with the engineering teams at RAL, throughout the UK and in partner organisations around Europe to define, design, develop, build and test the payload consisting of a 1mclass space telescope, photometer and infrared spectrometer instruments and associated electronic and cryogenic systems. The successful candidate will be able play a key role in the project from the current phase B definition phase through to launch and commissioning of the spacecraft. We offer the opportunity for long term professional development in systems engineering leadership and technical programme management. As a Senior Systems Engineer your responsibilities will include engineering leadership of the distributed systems engineering team centred at RAL but with members from the major consortium partners in UK, Italy, France, Belgium, Spain Poland payloadspacecraft interface management and be the lead technical interface with ESA and the spacecraft Primes leading the requirement definition and flow down process management of detailed design activities detailed project work in planning, executing and reporting of tests, commissioning, verification, calibration activities commissioning and operation of space hardware coordination and supervision of team commissioning and operation of Ground Support Equipment possible preparation of proposals for future lines of work investigate future ideas for payload and missions with academic and industrial partners management of significant work packages andor small projects line management of junior members of staff within the systems engineering group This role offers regular contact with external stakeholder and customers such as space agencies and industrial partners, a variety of space engineering and scientific support staff and senior management at institutes around the world, as well as the opportunity to discuss projects with members of the public and the press. You will get to undertake travel to partner organisations in Europe and North America and have the opportunity to present your work at conferences and meetings. This role can be full time or part time minimum 25 hours. About you You will have an undergraduate degree in Engineering or Physics or equivalent experience as well as dedicated systems engineering or engineering leadership experience on space mission or scientific instrument development projects. You will also demonstrate expertise in at least one technical domain of mechanical, thermal including cryogenic, optical or electrical system design and analysis and working knowledge of other domains experience in multiple projects throughout lifecycle experience making recommendations to collaborators and subject matter experts experience with design andor analysis software tools experience of scientific instrument testing ground, suborbital or orbital experience of working with or within consortia of institutes or industries space project experience experience in managing the spacecraftpayload interfaces. About Us The Science and Technology Facilities Council STFC is one of Europes largest science research organisations. Were trusted to support, enable and undertake pioneering projects in an amazing diversity of fields. Through worldclass facilities and people, were driving groundbreaking advances in science and technology. As part of UK Research and Innovation, STFC offers a benefits package designed to provide an excellent worklife balance. This includes 30 days annual leave, 10.5 public and privilege days, Christmas shut down, flexible working hours, a workplace nursery, an exceptional defined benefit pension scheme, and social and sporting activities and societies. How to Apply Applicants are required to include a cover letter outlining their suitability for this role and a current CV. Applications are handled by UK Shared Business Services, to apply please click the apply button. Applicants who are unable to apply online should contact us by telephone on 44 01793 867000. The closing date for applications is Monday 16th September 2019, however early applications are encouraged as applicants will be reviewed and considered on an ongoing basis and may be called to interview before this date.
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Spacecraft Operations Engineer Multiple Openings
2019-08-16 10:16:43| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS
The Fleet Operations Associate Spacecraft Operations Engineer is a team member of one of four operations crews and reports to the Fleet Management Mission Director and performs all activities and tasks necessary to control the fleet of OneWeb satellites. This is a shift work position. Control of the fleet is highly automated and therefore the controllerengineer is an expert in operation of the command and control applications software, the satellite subsystems, the mission management software, mission planning system, and interfaces to other elements of the system. The controllerengineer facilitates execution of the schedule, manages automation, but predominantly performs manual and contingency commanding as required. Controllers also participate in procedure development, test and validation, automation rule set development, test and deployment. Responsibilities Assess satellite state of health and performance and develop automation processes for these activities Generate mission plans, operational procedures, and other realtime products in coordination with engineering support Support realtime operations, efficiently managing multiple satellites at a time Aggressively pursue and resolve commanding and operational issues Producing Data Analytics Participate in interdisciplinary cross training, which allows for lateral and upward advancement opportunities Grow and develop operations processes to manage a 600 satellite constellation Trailblazing the way to provide access for all Required Skills and Experience Entry level and experienced positions available The ideal candidate will have experience in Realtime flight operations console expertise Satellite command and control operations software and products General satellite subsystem operation and maintenance LEO satellite operations including launch, inorbit test, orbital maneuvers, commissioning, and deorbit Mission planning and contact scheduling experience Demonstrated ability to be selfmotivated, take initiative and showcase leadership skills Excellent oral and written skills and communication briefing of technical information Thrives in a highly dynamic environment with aggressive deadlines Multisatellite LEO constellation operations experience is preferred. No visa sponsorship is available for this position
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Spacecraft Operations Engineer Multiple Openings
2019-08-02 22:30:59| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS
The Fleet Operations Associate Spacecraft Operations Engineer is a team member of one of four operations crews and reports to the Fleet Management Mission Director and performs all activities and tasks necessary to control the fleet of OneWeb satellites. This is a shift work position. Control of the fleet is highly automated and therefore the controllerengineer is an expert in operation of the command and control applications software, the satellite subsystems, the mission management software, mission planning system, and interfaces to other elements of the system. The controllerengineer facilitates execution of the schedule, manages automation, but predominantly performs manual and contingency commanding as required. Controllers also participate in procedure development, test and validation, automation rule set development, test and deployment. Responsibilities Assess satellite state of health and performance and develop automation processes for these activities Generate mission plans, operational procedures, and other realtime products in coordination with engineering support Support realtime operations, efficiently managing multiple satellites at a time Aggressively pursue and resolve commanding and operational issues Producing Data Analytics Participate in interdisciplinary cross training, which allows for lateral and upward advancement opportunities Grow and develop operations processes to manage a 600 satellite constellation Trailblazing the way to provide access for all Required Skills and Experience Entry level and experienced positions available The ideal candidate will have experience in Realtime flight operations console expertise Satellite command and control operations software and products General satellite subsystem operation and maintenance LEO satellite operations including launch, inorbit test, orbital maneuvers, commissioning, and deorbit Mission planning and contact scheduling experience Demonstrated ability to be selfmotivated, take initiative and showcase leadership skills Excellent oral and written skills and communication briefing of technical information Thrives in a highly dynamic environment with aggressive deadlines Multisatellite LEO constellation operations experience is preferred. No visa sponsorship is available for this position
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