Systems Engineer (m/f/d)

• Responsible for the analysis, definition, derivation, and management of system and EO payload requirements, ensuring completeness, consistency, and verifiability while considering cost and verification impacts
• Coordinate EO payload system architectures and technical interfaces, and assess design concepts with respect to requirements, risks, costs, schedules, and the reuse of existing solutions
• Lead and support EO payloads development and design activities, including technical analyses to demonstrate compliance with specified system requirements
• Support and contribute to system design reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR), verification planning, and the preparation and management of system-level technical budgets
• Prepare test specifications and support the definition, execution, and evaluation of verification and testing activities to demonstrate requirement compliance
• Contribute to the preparation and execution of Launch, LEOP (Launch and Early Orbit Phase), and In-Orbit Test (IOT) activities, while supporting change management and the implementation of approved design modifications and deviations

Your Qualifications

• Successfully completed degree (Master’s, Diploma, or PhD) in Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, or a comparable discipline
• Extensive experience in the design, development, and validation of spacecraft, space equipment, and related subsystems
• Proven expertise in at least one systems engineering domain, such as design development and testing of radar and  telecommuniction systems, spacecraft design, Interface Engineering, Requirements Engineering & Management, Verification & Validation, or Engineering Coordination
• Strong analytical and technical judgment skills combined with a holistic systems perspective and a solution- and cost-oriented mindset
• Excellent teamwork and collaboration skills, flexibility in addressing technical challenges, and the ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary environments
• Demonstrated capability in technical leadership and team coordination, supported by strong innovation, decision-making skills, integrity, and professionalism