119 computer-programmer-"St"-"University-of-St"-"St" positions at European Space Agency
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Exploration Envelope Programme (E3P) is integrating the ESA activities in this field to ensure a single exploration process. The strategy includes three destinations where humans will work with robots to gather
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guidelines for the allocation and design of legacy, renovated, and newbuild workspaces; analysing, proposing, preparing and implementing a workplace plan that supports hybrid and activity-based working; acting
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for this position, the following is required: PhD in systems engineering, computer science or informatics, and the subject of the thesis should be relevant to the task description provided above (e.g. digital twin
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); units such as onboard computers, mass memories, remote terminals and instrument control units*; digital and analogue signal processing electronics for payload/platform functions; front-end acquisition and
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learning with a background in robust and embedded control, aerospace systems and physical modelling, as well as in artificial intelligence-related concepts, computer vision and numerical optimisation
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a master’s degree in biomedical engineering, computer science or related disciplines, with experience in programming and machine learning. Additionally, strong analytical and problem-solving skills
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Programme Board meetings as required and interfacing with the Director/Business Unit Controlling Office, as well as with Member States, for financial matters; supporting the preparation of Council meetings
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curation implementation plan to prepare Europe for receiving, curating and handling analogue, simulant and returned samples from space. You will serve as advisor on sample curation within the Agency
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current research/activities Knowledge of ESA and its programmes/projects Behavioural competencies Education You should have just completed, or be in the final year of your master’s degree in economics
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initiatives. The European Exploration Envelope Programme (E3P) is integrating the ESA activities in this field to ensure a single exploration process. The strategy includes three destinations where humans will