The Exploration Company
AIT Test Engineer
Munich, Germany. Posted a month ago
The role
The AIT Test Engineer will manage testing activities for the Nyx space orbital vehicle. This includes preparing and executing dynamic and thermal testing for sub-systems and prototypes.
What you will do
- Manage testing activities from definition of requirements to post-test reviews
- Write, review and execute procedures for integration and tests
- Execute tests performed in-house with internal equipment
- Execute tests performed in external facilities
- Procure or rent instrumentation and install it on items to test
- Interact with other AIT engineers, technicians and external stakeholders
- Resolve anomalies happening during integration and tests
- Manage reports at the end of operations and tests
- Support qualification plans of new processes within AIT
- Support the purchase of equipment needed to run testing activities
Required qualifications
- Engineering degree (Master or PhD) in mechanical science, instrumentation/test or equivalent
- Experience in the AIT of aerospace vehicles
- Versatile to support several activities depending on the workload
- Able to manage several topics at the same time
- Proficient in following safety standards and maintaining quality control
- Leadership skills
- Strong organizing and prioritization of tasks
- Positive and flexible attitude
- Ability to communicate at all levels of the business in English
- Organized and rigorous
- Hands-on approach
- Inventive and problem solver, team spirit
Nice to have
- Prior experience with Vibration Tables, Thermal Chambers or similar equipment
- Mechanical skills with electrical/digital and electromechanical knowledge
Benefits
- Relocation assistance is provided for those willing to relocate including visa sponsorship where applicable
Before you apply
- All offers are contingent upon the successful completion of a background check
About the company
The Exploration Company is building spacecraft for humanity and developing Nyx, a modular and reusable space orbital vehicle.