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participates actively in standardisation activities by influencing the evolution of various applicable standards and by ensuring their proper application in ESA projects. Duties As a Flight Software Engineer
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needs established at the outset of the programme; optimising the costs of the projects within the constraints set (performances, schedule and geo-return); supporting the evolution of the ERS-EO programme
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of the P120C/P160C programme activities, ensuring full coherence between the Ariane 6 and Vega-C/E programme developments. You will be the technical focal point for the solid propulsion activities of European
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evolution of current and future ESA and EU projects and programmes, covering open and governmental services, as well as integrated systems, including ESA/EU PNT (Galileo, LEO-PNT, EGNOS, Opstar), European
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This is a 4-year appointment, which can be extended for an indefinite duration depending on performance. Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands Description Head of the GEO Satellites Programme
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Location ESRIN, Frascati, Italy Our team and mission The Vega-E Programme division manages the technical and programmatic implementation of Vega-E development. You are encouraged to visit the ESA
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/Boost! Commercial Services Manager in the Boost!/European Launcher Challenge Programme, Strategy and Institutional Launches, Directorate of Space Transportation. The position covers responsibilities
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alongside teams developing science operations systems for all ESA science missions. Arrakihs is a “Fast” (F-class) mission in ESA’s Science Programme. The primary object of Arrakihs is to image the halos
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to hierarchical management and programme boards; interfacing with stakeholders (third-party end-user communities, regulatory bodies, EU, international partners); development, manufacturing and testing of the space
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Location ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands Description As part of the Space Safety Programme and its Space Weather pillar, ESA plans to implement a four-satellite constellation (called Aurora-C