
Systems & Electrical Engineer - Human Spaceflight & Microgravity (m/f/d)
OHB SE
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Job description
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Support proposal activities as well as the preparation of programmatic and technical documentation
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Translate scientific requirements into research instruments and facilities in close collaboration with scientific partners and space agencies
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Contribute to multiple engineering aspects of the projects, including the development of electrical architectures and related subsystem designs
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Perform requirements analysis, design, verification, and AIT (Assembly, Integration and Test) activities
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Support manufacturing, assembly, and test campaigns, including hands-on work with spaceflight hardware
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Contribute to mission support activities such as mission preparation, live operations support from the Ground Control Station, anomaly investigation and recovery, as well as post-processing of mission data
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Depending on the mission profile and destination (e.g. sounding rockets, ISS, free-flyers, or future space stations), support launch site activities and participate in mission-style campaign operations, including travel as required
Your Qualifications
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Degree in Electrical Engineering or a comparable technical qualification
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Experience in PCB development
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Good understanding of Linux-based operating systems as well as software source code in C and Python
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Initial project engineering experience, ideally in the space sector or another process-driven industry such as automotive
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Excellent communication skills in English and German
Your Profile
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You are a generalist with broad technical curiosity rather than a narrow specialist
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You are open to new challenges and enjoy working across disciplines
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You thrive in a role that combines organizational, technical, and analytical work
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You are comfortable operating in a structured engineering environment while maintaining flexibility and hands-on engagement