Specialist AIV Systems Engineer

pD-Orbit is hiring an Assembly-Integration-and-Verification (AIV) systems engineer to join our growing systems engineering team. As an integral part of the group, you will be involved in the design, verification, and validation, including launch and on-orbit operations, of various D-Orbit spacecraft platforms. As an AIV engineer, your primary focus will be verification and validation, including the environmental test campaign and participation in launch vehicle integration at the launch base. Your ultimate objective as an AIV systems engineer is to verify and ensure your systems, the spacecraft, are compliant with the applicable requirements and validated against the user needs in the real operational mission. /p pYou will work together with other systems engineers, following the full design and development cycle of the systems product, starting from the preliminary design and the requirements capture, preliminary systems architecture and detailed systems/subsystems design, analysis and trade-off, definition of the verification campaign, test plan and procedures, execution of the tests on first prototypes and final requirements compliance assessment. In particular, you will focus on requirements verification methods, compliance matrices, verification and validation plans, and technology development plans. You will define test specifications/procedures and actively participate in the execution of the verification activities, including reporting and data postprocessing to eventually demonstrate requirement compliance. You will support the flight operations team in executing on-orbit validation tests during the real mission. /p h3Tasks and Responsibilities /h3 ul lipPlan the integration and testing of new satellites from components acceptance to launch campaign shipment; /p /li lipDefine and maintain the verification and validation strategy, model philosophy and plan, participating to the Assembly Verification and Integration (AIV) / Manufacturing-Assembly-Testing-Integration (MAIT) activities; /p /li lipDefine the systems and subsystems verification test plans and procedures; /p /li lipManage the systems-level and OBDH s/s functional verifications autonomously, including the test execution on the engineering models / flat-sat; /p /li lipWork within a multidisciplinary team of specialists on the systems and s/s design; /p /li lipContribute to the systems and subsystems budgeting and integration within the project team; /p /li lipSupport systems- and subsystems- requirements capturing management, with focus on verification; /p /li lipInterface with prototyping technicians and with the launch campaign team during the VV campaign; /p /li lipSupport the Flight Ops team for on-orbit validation activities throughout the mission execution. /p /li /ul h3Job Requirements /h3 ul lipMin 2 years of relevant work experience, preferably in space or other engineering domains, such as aeronautics. /p /li lipExperienced and autonomous in the definition of test plans, test procedures and reports. /p /li lipKnowledge of both theoretical and practical aspects of Test (functional testing, Electrical bonding/isolation, Vibration, TVAC; /p /li lipPractical hands-on experience in test execution on engineering models / flat-sat or equivalent HW-SW testbench; /p /li lipKnowledge of Systems Engineering principles and systems-level knowledge of all spacecraft subsystems, with particular emphasis on OBDH; /p /li lipKnowledge of data bus architectures; /p /li lipKnowledge of Health and Safety principles and their application to the specific environment; /p /li lipStrong analytical and problem-solving skills; /p /li lipProactive attitude and ability to work in a team. /p /li lipExperience in the use of Matlab and Python; /p /li lipKnowledge of Microsoft Excel. /p /li lipThis role requires professional proficiency in English. /p /li /ul h3Nice-to-have skills /h3 ul lipDOORS / Jama requirements experience; /p /li lipKnowledge of Linux. /p /li lipKnowledge of ECSS/NASA standards. /p /li /ul pWe offer a base salary range of €33,000–€42,000 gross per year for this role, depending on experience and location, plus a performance-based variable component. Final offer may vary based on overall fit and internal equity. /p h3Additional benefits /h3 ul lipMeal vouchers /p /li lipWellhub platform, offering a wide range of fitness, wellness, and wellbeing services /p /li lipSerenis platform, including unlimited individual psychotherapy, nutrition, and coaching sessions. /p /li /ul h3Extra-UE applicants /h3 pThis is NOT a full remote job, so, you need VISA to work in Italy. br/We can currently consider only applicants with an existing right to work in the country.br/Some activities must be carried out in our facilities, many others are location-independent, and they can be performed effectively even remotely. This is why we don't measure the performance of people by how many hours they spend at the office: we only measure the outcome. /p pAt D-Orbit, diversity and inclusivity are not just values, they are integral to our mission and the way we operate. We are committed to fostering an environment where all individuals are respected, valued, and celebrated for their unique backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences. We believe that a diverse and inclusive workplace is not only the right thing to do, but it also leads to better decision making, innovation, and overall success. We actively strive to build a culture where everyone can bring their authentic selves to work, and where all voices are heard and valued. We are dedicated to creating a workplace where everyone feels safe, supported, and empowered to share their ideas, and where everyone is given equal opportunities to grow and excel. We believe that our differences make us stronger, and we will continue to work diligently to create an inclusive culture at D-Orbit that reflects this belief. /p #J-18808-Ljbffr