We are looking for an engineer in the Quality Control team who will contribute to the environmental testing of various size satellites and subsystems. As part of this team, you will learn from senior colleagues, who will share their knowledge and experience. You will operate a thermal vacuum chambers and help the team with satellite hardware testing before the satellite is launched to orbit. 

As we say… One mistake, and you have a brick in space. Not scared? Let’s rocket quality standards to the sky (literally).  

We are looking for a Satellite Test Engineer who will contribute to the testing of various nanosats and microsats. As a part of this team, you will be responsible for the hardware testing before the product’s release. As we say… One mistake, and you have a brick in space. Not scared? Let’s rocket quality standards to the sky (literally). 

Our Production team is looking for a Satellite Assembly Engineer to join our growing satellite production team. In this role, you will take part in the assembly, integration, and testing of satellite platforms and subsystems in a cleanroom environment. As a part of this team, we expect to be familiar with the smell of solder fumes and to be obsessed with a screwdriver. If you feel that, is you, our team is looking forward to meeting and starting to work with you.

Our AIT Engineering team is looking for a new member. You will be involved in converting satellite design into ready to fly satellite!

The AIT engineer focuses on ensuring all activities go smoothly during Assembly, Integration and Testing phases of the satellite missions. Providing lessons learned to design team to improve. Ensure necessary hardware is ready for satellite assembly, payload integration and testing activities. The AIT engineer is a first point of contact within internal teams for Assembly, Integration and Testing phases.