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Junior Space Systems Engineer

SpaceLocker

RemoteToulouse, Occitanie, FranceEUR 35k–45kentryFull-time
Posted
today
Source
LinkedIn (remote, Europe)
Field
Engineering

Skills

Python

Description

SpaceLocker is hiring a Junior Space Systems Engineer Do you have a sharp analytical mind, solid engineering fundamentals and the curiosity to tackle complex challenges? We want to hear from you! You must hold citizenship from a country of the European Union, or listed under EU General Export Clause 1, to the exception of the USA, to apply to this position. SpaceLocker is an international, English-speaking space company based in Toulouse, France, developing innovative technologies to make satellite missions more accessible, efficient and sustainable. Who we're looking for We're particularly interested in bright recent graduates who: - Have a strong engineering mindset and excellent analytical skills. - Are curious, resourceful and quick to learn. - Can approach complex problems in a structured way. - Have a genuine interest in satellites and space missions, and a first hands-on experience related to the space sector. - Are comfortable taking initiative and working autonomously. What you'll work on - System requirements and satellite architecture. - Mission engineering, from early design to flight operations. - Technical interfaces, integration and verification. - Satellite operations and in-orbit data analysis. The essentials - Recent graduate in systems engineering, aerospace or a related STEM field. - At least one internship or apprenticeship related to the space sector. - Fluent in English. - Python and mission design tools are a plus. Some details: Located in Toulouse, France Permanent, full-time position (CDI) €35K–€45K gross annual salary Hybrid working: 2–3 days remote per week No French ? No problem. If you have the right mindset, a strong technical foundation and the ambition to help shape the future of space, we'd love to meet you.

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