SATLANTIS is a leading provider of high-performance Earth observation payloads and microsatellites for the NewSpace industry. Founded in 2013, the company specializes in developing high-resolution optical sensors and integrated satellite solutions for applications ranging from environmental monitoring to defense and infrastructure surveillance.

Headquartered in Bilbao, Spain, SATLANTIS operates within the vibrant Basque technology ecosystem and has expanded its footprint internationally, including a presence in the United States. For international professionals, the company offers a highly technical environment where English is a primary language for global projects, making it an attractive destination for aerospace engineers and data scientists looking to work on cutting-edge space missions from Spain.

Founded in 2013 to commercialize advanced optical technologies, SATLANTIS emerged from a collaboration involving the University of Florida and the University of the Basque Country. It has since grown into a major European contributor to the microsatellite and Earth observation market.

For international professionals

Headquartered in the Science Park of the University of the Basque Country near Bilbao.
Key player in the NewSpace industry, specializing in high-resolution Earth observation.
Offers opportunities for international talent in niche fields like optomechanics and space systems.
Strong international presence with projects involving ESA, NASA, and a US-based subsidiary.
Work environment is highly R&D focused with English as a common language for technical and commercial operations.

Production Testing Technician Vacancy

SATLANTIS

This job was originally posted in Spanish and automatically translated to English. You'll most likely need Spanish to apply.

Job Description

At SATLANTIS, we design advanced space technologies to tackle global challenges from space. Now you can bring your technical expertise to a mission that goes far beyond Earth.

This position places you at the core of our production and validation activities. As a Production Testing Technician, you will contribute to the verification, calibration, and validation of our high-precision optical systems, ensuring they meet the highest quality standards before delivery.

What do we offer?

Projects with global impact: Your work will be key in the validation of next-generation space cameras used in missions worldwide.
Flexible schedule: We believe in trust and balance.
Young and dynamic environment: You will be part of a proactive team where autonomy, innovation, and collaboration are part of the daily routine.
Private health insurance: Because your well-being comes first.
Campus benefits: Discounts on dining and gym at the UPV/EHU campus, fresh fruit, good coffee, and a motivating work environment.

Your mission

You will be part of the production team, ensuring that optical and electronic systems are correctly tested, calibrated, and validated throughout the manufacturing process. Your work will be key to guaranteeing the quality, reliability, and performance of our products.

Your main responsibilities will be:

Measurement of optomechanical parameters in COTS detectors and in-house developments
Acquisition of radiometric data from payloads
Identification and mitigation of light pollution sources
Acquisition of calibration images
Detector testing in different integration phases
Verification of filters, uniformity, and cleanliness
Functional testing of detectors
Preparation and maintenance of technical documentation and production records

What will help you succeed

Technical training: Higher Vocational Training (Ciclo Formativo de Grado Superior) in Electronics or similar.
Practical experience: Not required.
Attitude: Motivation to learn, technical curiosity, and a desire to develop in a demanding environment.
Attention to detail: Quality orientation, order, and cleanliness (5S methodology in laboratory and workshop).
Teamwork: Ability to collaborate in multidisciplinary environments.

What will make you stand out:

Experience in laboratory or cleanroom environments
Knowledge of optical systems and calibration processes
Handling of test instrumentation and data acquisition systems
Experience in test documentation within production environments

Are you interested in working in a real aerospace environment?

If you are motivated to participate in the testing and validation of high-performance optical systems, ensure product quality, and contribute to space missions from the ground, this is your opportunity.

Apply now and become part of the SATLANTIS mission.

View original advert (Spanish)

En SATLANTIS diseñamos tecnologías espaciales avanzadas para afrontar retos globales desde el espacio. Ahora puedes aportar tu experiencia técnica a una misión que va mucho más allá de la Tierra.

Este puesto te sitúa en el núcleo de nuestras actividades de producción y validación. Como Técnico de Ensayos en Producción, contribuirás a la verificación, calibración y validación de nuestros sistemas ópticos de alta precisión, asegurando que cumplen los más altos estándares de calidad antes de su entrega.

¿Qué te ofrecemos?

Proyectos con impacto global: Tu trabajo será clave en la validación de cámaras espaciales de última generación utilizadas en misiones en todo el mundo.
Horario flexible: Apostamos por la confianza y el equilibrio.
Entorno joven y dinámico: Formarás parte de un equipo proactivo donde la autonomía, la innovación y la colaboración son el día a día.
Seguro médico privado: Porque tu bienestar es lo primero.
Ventajas en el campus: Descuentos en restauración y gimnasio en el campus de la UPV/EHU, fruta fresca, buen café y un entorno de trabajo motivador

Tu misión

Formarás parte del equipo de producción, asegurando que los sistemas ópticos y electrónicos se ensayan, calibran y validan correctamente a lo largo del proceso de fabricación. Tu trabajo será clave para garantizar la calidad, fiabilidad y rendimiento de nuestros productos.

Tus principales responsabilidades serán:

Medición de parámetros optomecánicos en detectores COTS y desarrollos propios
Adquisición de datos radiométricos de los payloads
Identificación y mitigación de fuentes de contaminación lumínica
Adquisición de imágenes de calibración
Ensayos de detectores en diferentes fases de integración
Verificación de filtros, uniformidad y limpieza
Ensayos funcionales de detectores
Elaboración y mantenimiento de documentación técnica y registros de producción

Qué te ayudará a tener éxito

Formación técnica: Ciclo Formativo de Grado Superior en Electrónica o similar.
Experiencia práctica: No es necesaria.
Actitud: Motivación por aprender, curiosidad técnica y ganas de desarrollarse en un entorno exigente
Atención al detalle: Orientación a la calidad, orden y limpieza (metodología 5S en laboratorio y taller)
Trabajo en equipo: Capacidad para colaborar en entornos multidisciplinares

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