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EPSSG Instrument Management Engineer

2018-08-06 11:27:35| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Come and manage the next generation of satellite instruments for meteorological applications We are developing the second generation of operational polar weather satellites and instruments for earth observations, that will constitute the new reference for numerical whether prediction and climate monitoring for at least the next 2030 years. We are looking for an Engineer to provide technical management support for space borne instrument development activities covering from phase C up to launch and commissioning. These instruments are developed in cooperation with our partners ESA, CNES and DLR and will constitute the heart of a much wider global system, called the EUMETSAT Polar System Second Generation EPSSG. The first satellite is due for launch in 2022 followed by five further launches, spaced in time to ensure continuity for more than 20 years. This is the opportunity to be part of one of the most important space projects in Europe for weather and climate forecasting. Why EUMETSAT? At EUMETSAT we procure, operate and control a fleet of satellites and payloads that support our mission. We therefore have multidisciplinary and multicultural teams of engineers, scientists and managers dedicated to ensure EUMETSAT core business prepare for the next generation of meteorological satellite, control and ensure 247 operability of our existing fleet of satellites, process, monitor the quality of remote sensed data, deliver and interpret these data to our users. This information is used to forecast weather, sea surface temperatures and air quality. Our use of technology is vital to everyday life. Your role With significant experience in space, ideally in remote sensing instruments, you will bring your technical and project management skills to help us in supervising the development of instruments in collaboration with our partners agencies. You will monitor and assess the performance of each instrument, ensuring that we are within our budget and schedule. You will follow the instrument from development, assembly, integration and testing through commissioning. Working with partners and suppliers, you will assess any issues that arise and use your expertise to contribute to the development of instruments for future missions. You need excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to manage multiple internal and external interfaces. We are a fast paced, operational organisation, working closely with users and partners from industry and space agencies. You will work with instrument experts and scientists to develop the technology and potential of remote sensing instruments. Using you ability to analyse complex information, you need to be able to provide clear and structured information for decision makers involved in this project. What we offer We work in a collaborative, international environment which offers you a competitive salary and outstanding benefits. You will work with people who are experts in their fields and get the opportunity to work on cutting edge projects. We value diversity and seek to recruit nationals from our Member States. You must be able to work effectively in English and have some knowledge of French. Does this sound like you? Have a look at our website to find out how you can make a world of difference. The closing date is 3rd September. Interviews wc 8th October.

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Microwave Instrument Engineer

2018-07-16 10:28:07| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Vacancy in the Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes. ESA is an equal opportunity employer, committed to achieving diversity within the workforce and creating an inclusive working environment. Applications from women are encouraged. Post Microwave Instrument Engineer This post is classified A2A4 on the Coordinated Organisations salary scale. Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands Description Microwave Instrument Engineer, Future Missions and Instruments Division, Future Systems Department, Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes. Duties Reporting to the Head of the Microwave Instruments Section, the postholder will be responsible for the definition, engineering, technology bread boarding and predevelopment of microwave instruments for future Earth Observation research missions e.g. Earth Explorers Core, FastTrack and Missions of Opportunity and operational missions, e.g. Earth Watch, Copernicus and meteorology missions. The types of instrument developed inSection include passive microwave imagerssounders for ocean, land and atmospheric sensing, GNSSRO and GNSSR instruments as well as active instruments such as scatterometers, altimeters, synthetic aperture radars SAR, subsurface sounders and atmospheric radars. Their frequency coverage extends to the submm wave range. The postholder will be engaged in the study and predevelopment of one or several of these types of instrument, which could be passive or active. Duties include identifying and investigating new observation principles, techniques and technology in coordination with staff in this Department, the Science, Applications Climate Department and DTEC, including interfacing with research and technical groups as required maintaining knowledge of relevant technology status and instrument development programmes inside and outside ESA, including developments undertaken by other space agencies in Europe and worldwide, as well as commercial initiatives such as under NewSpace, in close collaboration with the Divisions Technology Coordination Frequency Management Section defining and assessing the performance and technological readiness of new microwave EO instruments in close collaboration with the EO system engineers of the Divisions Mission System Studies Section, taking into account mission, system and programmatic objectives and requirements defining, initiating and managing industrial contracts for the study and riskretirement of new microwave instruments, according to the agreed activity plan performing riskretirement activities through technology bread boarding and predevelopment of microwave instruments for future EO missions including Earth Explorer, Earth Watch, Copernicus, meteorology up to their completion, coordinating instrument predevelopment activities with project teams when required developing groundbased or airborne instrument models, according to the concepts maturity and performancedemonstration needs providing expert support to the Division for the microwave payload aspects of missions undergoing evaluation or preparation, including for evaluation of mission proposals, microwave instrument support to Phase 0A and mission architecture studies, contributing to the preparation of technical and scientific dossiers on new Earth Observation research missions and operational missions defining, developing, maintaining and upgrading microwave instrument dimensioning and performance models and tools to assess new instrument concepts. The postholder will work in close cooperation with other staff from the Division and from the Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes and will also liaise with the Directorate of Technology, Engineering Quality DTEC and other Directorates involved in microwave engineering activities. Technical competencies Knowledge of technical domains and related RD space industry trends Knowledge of innovationrelated processes Experience in spaceborne microwave instrument development Familiarity with microwave remote sensing techniques Behavioural competencies Continuous Learning Customer Focus Innovation Creativity Problem Solving Results Orientation Teamwork Education Applicants should have a PhD or Masters degree in electricalelectronic engineering or physics. Additional requirements Candidates are expected to be able to contribute to a dynamic and creative environment in preparatory phases of EO missions. They should have good interpersonal skills and be able to work and interact within small teams as well as autonomously. Experience in working in teamproject environment is desirable. Familiarity with microwave remotesensing techniques such as passive microwave imagingsounding, altimetry and atmospheric radar sensing, and experience of hardware development and performance analysis modelstools, are desirable. At least 7 yearss relevant experience in remotesensing microwave instruments and associated development. Other information For behavioural competencies expected from ESA staff in general, please refer to the ESA Competency Framework. The working languages of the Agency are English and French. A good knowledge of one of these is required. Knowledge of another Member State language would be an asset. The Agency may require applicants to undergo selection tests. The closing date for applications is 26 August 2018. If you require support with your application due to a disability, please email contact.human.resourcesesa.int. Please note that applications are only considered from nationals of one of the following States Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Canada and Slovenia. According to the ESA Convention the recruitment of staff must take into account an adequate distribution of posts among nationals of the ESA Member States. When shortlisting for an interview, priority will first be given to internal candidates and secondly to external candidates from underrepresented Member States. see Nationality Targets In accordance with the European Space Agencys security procedures and as part of the selection process, successful candidates will be required to undergo basic screening before appointment. Recruitment will normally be at the first grade in the band A2 however, if the candidate selected has little or no experience, the position may be filled at A1 level. Apply HERE

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Principal Instrument Engineer

2018-07-13 13:26:12| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Vacancy in the Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes. ESA is an equal opportunity employer, committed to achieving diversity within the workforce and creating an inclusive working environment. Applications from women are encouraged. Post Principal Instrument Engineer This post is classified A2A4 on the Coordinated Organisations salary scale. Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands Description Principal Instrument Engineer, Meteorological Operational Second Generation MetOpSG Payload Section, MetOpSG Project Division, Earth Observation Projects Department, Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes. MetOpSG is an operational meteorological programme established in cooperation with Eumetsat, ESA being responsible for the definition and development of the space segment and the procurement of the recurrent satellites on Eumetsats behalf. Duties Reporting to the MetOpSG Payload Manager, the postholder will be responsible for all aspects of MicroWave Imager MWI radiometer instrument design, development, testing and performance activities under the MetOpSG Programme. The main tasks and responsibilities for the radiometer instrument include Managing and monitoring all aspects of instrument specification, design, implementation and testing, ensuring full compliance is maintained and demonstrated with systemlevel technical and programmatic requirements. Monitoring the industrial progress and design evolution at instrument and equipment levels, ensuring they remain consistent with MetOpSG technical and programmatic requirements. Providing early warning of potential problem areas, ensuring appropriate mitigation actions are identified and implemented. Ensuring that operability of the instrument is fully compatible with overall MetOpSG satellite operations, observability and availability requirements. Coordinating specialist support as necessary. Monitoring the definition and execution of instrument calibration, ensuring availability of key data for processing. Ensuring timely availability of inputs for onground characterisation and inorbit commissioning campaigns. Interfacing and coordinating with the science team and user groups in conjunction with Eumetsat. Participating in instrument and satellite project reviews coordinating all aspects relating to the instrument. Monitoring, with Radiometers Performance Engineer support, the development of performance assessment tools, including instrument simulators and models in industry or internally, analysing missionperformance impacts resulting from deviations during instrument or system development. Supporting satellite AIV activities, preparation of the launch campaign and inorbit commissioning of the instrument. Monitoring the MWI risks and associated mitigation actions, including completion of ESA pre development life test activity. The postholder will be supported by a Radiometers Performance Engineer and by specialist engineers from within the MetOpSG team and from ESAs Technical Directorate as appropriate, and is expected to cooperate closely with other members of the MetOpSG Programme Team. Technical competencies Experience in spaceborne microwave instrument development Experience in the management and monitoring of industrial activities, including participation in reviews Technical knowledge of microwave instruments including radiometers expertise Experience in instrument performance and verification System awareness e.g. accommodation of instrument on satellite, endtoend aspects Experience in multiagency cooperative programmes Knowledgeexperience of Technical support within ESA, ensuring best level technical support for the Project Behavioural competencies Communication Planning Organisation Problem Solving Responsible DecisionMaking Results Orientation Teamwork Self Motivation Integrity Preparation for interview Education Engineering degree Master level or equivalent qualification in a relevant physical sciences. Additional requirements Applicants should have extensive experience in the deployment of high performance microwave radiometer instruments for space applications. Solid, handson experience in instrument development in a projectprocurement environment is required. A demonstrated ability to work within a multiagency cooperative programme is an advantage. Other information For behavioural competencies expected from ESA staff in general, please refer to the ESA Competency Framework. The working languages of the Agency are English and French. A good knowledge of one of these is required. Knowledge of another Member State language would be an asset. The Agency may require applicants to undergo selection tests. The closing date for applications is 26 August 2018. If you require support with your application due to a disability, please email contact.human.resourcesesa.int. Please note that applications are only considered from nationals of one of the following States Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Canada and Slovenia. According to the ESA Convention the recruitment of staff must take into account an adequate distribution of posts among nationals of the ESA Member States. When shortlisting for an interview, priority will first be given to internal candidates and secondly to external candidates from underrepresented Member States. see Nationality Targets In accordance with the European Space Agencys security procedures and as part of the selection process, successful candidates will be required to undergo basic screening before appointment. Recruitment will normally be at the first grade in the band A2 however, if the candidate selected has little or no experience, the position may be filled at A1 level. Apply HERE

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Life Sciences Instrument Engineer

2018-06-27 12:27:42| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Summary An opportunity for an experienced Space Science Instrument Engineer to work onsite at ESTEC for Telespazio VEGA UK. Objective The work includes providing Space Science Instrument support in the domain of Life Sciences human physiology and biology with particular focus on developments related to bioreactors, chemical processes and contamination related aspects. Responsibilities Duties Duties may include but are not limited to Assistance in the provision of specific engineering support to ESA projects, including project support for manned spaceflight related activities and scientific experiments onboard the ISS in the area of life support and instrumentation Provision of support in detailed technical specification of planned RD activities in the field of sustainable life support technologies, with a specific focus on developments related to bioreactors, chemical processes, and contamination related aspects Assistance in the technical evaluation of development results, as well as designs from projects Conceptual planning and implementation of test setups in the microgravity laboratory Planning, settingup and execution of test activities in the laboratory Analysis, evaluation, reporting and interpretation of data of biological or physiological experiments Support of Breadboard testing and sample evaluation for Life Support activities Qualifications Experience PhD or MSc in Process Engineering, Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering or similar fields with knowledge and experience of space systems engineering Relevant experience, preferably in space related instrumentation Hands on lab experience in handling microbial samples and relevant lab instrumentation is an asset Good knowledge of software and electronics desirable Essential Skills Good English language skills Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to present and effectively communicate Ability to work effectively, autonomously and cooperatively in a diverse multidisciplinary and multicultural team environment, defining and implementing solutions in line with team and individual objectives, as well as project deadlines. Further Details All roles within Telespazio VEGA have a defined closing date, however if a successful candidate is found before the advert expires the role will be closed early. We would therefore advise any candidate to apply as early as possible to avoid disappointment. Location of the position is ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands Benefits Competitive Package Security In line with Asylum Immigration Legislation, all applicants must be eligible to live and work in the EU. Documented evidence of eligibility will be required from candidates as part of the recruitment process. Furthermore, in view of the nature of the work the company is in, all potential employees will undergo stringent reference and identity checks.

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Instrument Functional Chain Engineer

2018-06-11 15:28:23| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Are you interested in taking responsibility for the overall system engineering activities for an end to end instrument chain on board a high profile Earth Observation satellite? To learn more and apply online, please visit httpsonlineapplication.eumetsat.int reference VN17 57. EUMETSAT is the European operational satellite agency for monitoring weather, climate and the environment, pulling together the resources of 30 Member States. We observe the atmosphere, ocean and land surfaces from Space, 365 days a year, offering images and data to provide insights into weather situations, environmental hazards and climate change. Our work helps users worldwide to monitor changes in these to protect lives, lifestyles and properties. We are recruiting for a Instrument Functional Chain engineer to support the development of our MTG programme. You will take responsibility for the development and end to end performance of a complete instrument functional chain, either Lightning Imager LI or Infrared Sounder IRS and UVVisibleNearinfrared spectrometer UVN. With responsibility for system engineering activities on the identified instrument chain you will support the production and maintenance of system and performance requirements applicable to each instrument functional chain, including their allocation to the different MTG system components. You will also followup MTG system design and development to ensure system and performance requirements applicable to each instrument functional chain can be verified. This is a great opportunity for a System Engineer to drive the development of these functional instrument chains as part of a highly technical engineering team and to plan, coordinate, monitor and document the development of instruments, products format definitions and data processing systems. You will have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and a proven ability to apply these when working within and across teams. We offer a competitive salary and attractive benefits, along with extensive relocation assistance, if applicable. The closing date is 22nd July and interviews are provisionally booked for WC 27th August. EUMETSAT is committed to providing an equal opportunities work environment for men and women and is seeking to recruit nationals from its Member States. Please see our website for further details.

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