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At least 10 years of relevant experience in satellite platform engineering, procurement, equipment manufacturing or in-orbit operations for GEO and/or LEO missions.
Strong knowledge of platform subsystem design, technologies, interfaces and operating constraints.
Proven experience overseeing platform manufacturing, assembly, integration and testing at equipment, subsystem and satellite levels.
Experience with satellite system budgets, environmental qualification, radiation and electromagnetic compatibility analyses.
Proficiency in Python, MATLAB or similar tools, together with strong technical reporting, communication and teamwork skills.
Experience in LEOP, platform in-orbit testing and anomaly resolution. Experience in major European or ESA programmes is an asset.
Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics or a related field.
Fluency in written and spoken English. Spanish and other European languages are an asset.
CanarySat, a company within ARQUIMEA, will develop and operate global connectivity solutions and secure satellite communications, including the MAGEC constellation. Its services will support governments, businesses, critical infrastructure and mobility operators.
ARQUIMEA is a global technology company that develops innovative solutions and products for highly demanding sectors, including aerospace, defence and security, Big Science, biotechnology and fintech.
We are looking for professionals with experience in satellite platform engineering to contribute to the development of the MAGEC constellation.
Support the definition, design, development and technical oversight of satellite platforms for the MAGEC constellation.
Define and review platform requirements, subsystem specifications and interfaces with the payload, launcher and ground control systems.
Assess platform design and performance, including power, thermal control, attitude and orbit control, propulsion, structures and onboard data handling.
Review platform budgets and analyses, including mass, power, thermal performance, radiation, electromagnetic compatibility and electrostatic discharge.
Contribute to satellite and launch service requests for proposal (RFPs), technical evaluations and contract negotiations within the platform scope.
Monitor suppliers' design, manufacturing, assembly, integration and testing activities at equipment, subsystem and satellite levels. Follow up on review actions and technical anomalies.
Participate in launch campaigns, LEOP, platform in-orbit testing and acceptance activities.
Support on-orbit platform health assessments and anomaly investigations. Report on progress, compliance status and technical risks.
Must be a national of an EU Member State and willing to undergo the security clearance process.
Ability to work in Madrid and regularly attend CanarySat facilities. Willingness to travel within Spain and internationally, primarily within Europe, and to work at supplier or campaign sites as required.
Availability to provide on-call support during critical testing, launch and early operations campaigns.
The position is based at ARQUIMEA's headquarters at Calle Serrano Galvache, 56, Madrid, with regular attendance at CanarySat facilities.
We are looking for curious, creative, tenacious and collaborative people who are eager to take on new challenges and help improve the society we live in.
ARQUIMEA is a Spanish deep tech company specializing in aerospace, defense, and advanced engineering. Founded in 2011, it operates across multiple sectors including space systems, UAVs, robotics, and quantum technologies, with a strong focus on research and development. The company designs and manufactures high-tech products for both civilian and military applications, positioning itself as a key player in the European aerospace industry.
With its headquarters in Madrid, ARQUIMEA has a significant presence in Spain, including offices in the Canary Islands (Tenerife), which serve as a hub for space-related activities. The company is known for fostering a multidisciplinary, innovation-driven work culture, often collaborating with universities and research centers. For international professionals, ARQUIMEA offers opportunities in cutting-edge fields like robotics, aerospace engineering, and quantum technologies, but its visibility outside Spain is still relatively niche, making it a good choice for those seeking specialized roles in a growing tech ecosystem.
En ARQUIMEA valoramos la diversidad y la inclusión. No discriminamos por motivos de raza, color, religión, género, orientación sexual, identidad de género, nacionalidad, edad, discapacidad u otros factores protegidos por la ley. Todos los candidatos serán considerados en igualdad de condiciones en base a sus habilidades y experiencia.
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