Electronics System Engineer

Job offer

What will you work on

You’ll join projects where hardware design, software, thermal analysis, and other disciplines meet. Each one is different. We’re working on PCBs for a probe heading to Venus, developing a satellite simulator, and contributing to a nanorobotics experiment that will be deployed in orbit.

In practice, that means you will

• Design the high-level architecture of the electrical system and keep an eye on interfaces between individual blocks.
• Requirement engineering: In some projects you’ll define requirements yourself; in others you’ll receive them (e.g., from the European Space Agency). Your responsibility will be to make sure the requirements make sense and that we meet them.
• Connect disciplines like CAD design, hardware design, and software. You’ll communicate dependencies, impacts, and trade-offs.
• Produce and maintain documentation as a key part of the work.
• Depending on the project, sometimes dive into more detail (schematics, PCB design, etc.).

Who will you work with

• You’ll be part of a small team including a systems engineer, an experienced hardware designer, and an embedded developer.
• On projects, you’ll also collaborate with people across the company such as project managers, analysts, mechanical designers, and quality engineers.
• You’ll stay in touch with partners (we co-develop products with other companies) and with representatives of the European Space Agency.

What we’re looking for

• Strong electrical engineering background (a degree is nice, hands-on experience even better).
• You can communicate across teams, clarify interfaces, align expectations, and drive decisions to closure.
• Experience with requirements engineering and/or verification (space background is a plus).
• You can read and work with technical/drawing documentation.
• You don’t mind documentation and standards, you understand that in space, they’re the “seatbelts.”
• Experience in telecom, hardware design, or some overlap into software (Python / test scripts) can be very useful.

Why join us

• You'll contribute to hardware and systems that are heading to space from technology for a Venus mission to orbital experiments and satellite platforms.
• This role sits at the intersection of electronics, software, mechanics, and systems engineering. You'll gain a broad understanding of how complex space systems are built and operated.
• You'll have a real influence on technical decisions, requirements, interfaces, and project direction. We trust engineers to shape solutions, not just execute tasks.
• Space is one of the fastest-growing high-tech sectors. Joining now gives you the opportunity to help shape technologies that will be used in future missions and commercial space applications.