Optical Payload Engineer [5225]

HE Space is a successful international space company. For 40 years, we have been supporting our customers with qualified experts in the field of engineering, science and administrationJob DescriptionAs part of the Optical Payload department, you will have the following responsibilities:Support the Future Missions and instrument Division (EOP-FM) for the preparatory activities of new Earth Observation (EO) missions and to follow developments such as;To critically review the work performed by industry within studies run by the Division, mainly during phase 0 and phase A of the EO missions;Development, Implementation, validation and maintenance of performance assessment tools for various spaceborne optical instruments encompassing both passive (spectrometers, imagers) and active (lidar) instruments;Technical support to the assessment of the instrument performance;Investigate, propose and support the follow-up off studies on optical instruments and technologies;Technical support to translation of mission/observation requirements to instrument requirements.QualificationsYou will have the following qualifications and relevant experience:Master´s degree or equivalent qualification in Physics and optics;Relevant experience in remote sensing optical instruments and associated performance analysis methods is an asset;Good familiarity with computer programs suchs as Pytho, MATLAB;Good communication and technical writing skills;Methodical and proactive;Good general knowledge of ESA Earth Observation missions;Ability to work both autonomously and as part of a teams within the boundaries of assigned tasks and stringent schedule;Minimum of 5 years of experience;Fluency in English is mandatory; knowledge of another European language is an advantageAdditional InformationDeadline to Apply: 19th JanuaryPotential starting date: as soon as possibleInclusive and committed employer, our company works every day to combat all forms of discrimination and promote a respectful working environment. That's why, committed to gender diversity and overall inclusivity, we encourage all applications and profiles.

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