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At SATLANTIS, we develop advanced optical and space technologies with one purpose: solving global challenges from above. From our headquarters in Leioa (Bizkaia, Spain), we lead innovation in high-resolution Earth observation, satellite missions, and cutting-edge space systems. We are now offering the opportunity to join our Space Systems department as a Space Thermal & System Engineer, where you will contribute to the design, analysis, and verification of thermal architectures that ensure the performance, reliability, and mission success of our optical payloads and satellites. What’s in it for you • Mission-driven engineering: You will contribute directly to the thermal design, performance, and reliability of systems that operate in real space missions, supporting Earth observation, strategic applications, and scientific exploration., • Challenging, diverse projects: You will work on thermal design, simulations, satellite-level systems engineering, AIT, and mission-related activities, gaining hands-on experience across the full lifecycle of space systems., • Growth and autonomy: You will learn from experienced engineers while gradually taking ownership of key thermal and system activities, with the trust and support to grow at your own pace., • Flexible working hours: You will organize your schedule within a culture of autonomy and responsibility., • Private health insurance: You will have access to comprehensive medical coverage that supports your wellbeing., • Dynamic and collaborative environment: You will join a multidisciplinary team where learning, curiosity, and innovation are part of everyday work., • Campus benefits: You will work within the UPV/EHU campus in Leioa, with access to facilities, services, and a vibrant research environment. Your mission As a Space Thermal & System Engineer, your purpose will be to design and validate the thermal architecture that ensures our payloads and satellites operate reliably across all mission phases. Your work will be essential to guaranteeing system performance, supporting spacecraft design, and enabling the success of multiple ongoing and future missions. You will also contribute to system-level engineering, satellite design, AIT activities, operational planning, and flight dynamics, gaining exposure to the full space engineering cycle. Tasks and responsibilities Primary focus: • Thermal Architecture Design: define specific components, establish thermal budgets, select passive/active thermal control systems, and perform preliminary calculations., • Component Selection: choose elements such as MLI/SLI, radiators, heaters, thermistors, thermal straps, heat pipes, cryocoolers, cold blocks, thermal interface materials, insulation materials, coatings, and paints., • Detailed Design & Calculations: carry out design activities and thermal calculations from component level to top-level assembly., • Simulation Analysis: interpret thermo-mechanical simulations and propose modifications or new solutions accordingly., • Test Planning & Verification: prepare, support, and validate tests to verify thermal design performance., • Documentation: generate preliminary investigation reports, detailed design reports, and PDR/CDR presentations., • Satellite & Mission Design: contribute to the definition and analysis of satellite missions., • Systems Engineering: support system-level integration and coordination activities., • Project Management: participate in planning, tracking, and execution of project milestones., • Satellite Operations: provide input for satellite operation strategies and processes., • AIT Engineering: collaborate in Assembly, Integration, and Testing activities., • Flight Dynamics: contribute to mission analysis and flight dynamics engineering tasks. What will set you up for success • Foundations in thermal design and analysis: Your knowledge in thermal modelling, simulations, or thermo-mechanical behaviour will help you contribute from day one and deepen your expertise as you face new engineering challenges., • Hands-on attitude and problem-solving mindset: Your ability to approach complex technical problems with initiative, creativity, and persistence will allow you to excel in multidisciplinary space projects., • Engineering background that supports growth: A degree in Aerospace, Mechanical, or related engineering fields will give you the technical base to understand spacecraft systems and evolve into more complex responsibilities., • Collaborative communication and adaptability: Your ability to work with different teams, contribute openly, and adapt to new tasks will help you thrive in an environment where responsibilities evolve with experience., • Fluency in English: Speaking and writing English confidently will allow you to collaborate effectively in international contexts, share findings, and participate in design reviews., • Basic programming knowledge: Familiarity with scripting or technical programming will support your modelling, calculations, and data interpretation as you grow into more advanced tasks. Ready to take your next step in the space industry? If you are motivated by the challenge of building reliable thermal architectures, eager to learn across multiple space engineering disciplines, and excited to contribute to real missions that observe and protect our planet, apply now and join SATLANTIS on its mission to shape the future of space technology.

Turn complex satellite data into insights that change how we see the world. At SATLANTIS, we design advanced optical and space technologies to help solve global challenges from above. From our headquarters in Leioa (Bizkaia, Spain), we lead innovation in high-resolution imaging systems and data processing for Earth observation and space missions. We’re now offering an opportunity to join our Image Processing team as an Image Processing Developer, where you’ll take part in developing advanced algorithms and solutions that bring meaning and precision to satellite imagery. What’s in it for you • Impactful innovation: Contribute to technologies that transform satellite images into environmental, scientific, and strategic insights with real-world applications., • Challenging projects: Work on advanced image processing algorithms and models used in operational space missions and international observation programs., • Growth and autonomy: Collaborate with experts in optics, software, and data analysis while leading projects that shape the future of space imaging., • Flexible working hours: Manage your schedule with autonomy and trust to deliver your best work., • Private health insurance: Your wellbeing matters, supported by comprehensive healthcare coverage., • Dynamic, collaborative environment: Join a multidisciplinary team where innovation, precision, and creativity drive every mission., • Campus benefits: Access facilities within the UPV/EHU campus in Leioa, surrounded by research, learning, and collaboration. Your mission As an Image Processing Developer, your purpose will be to design, implement, and optimize algorithms that transform raw satellite data into accurate, actionable information. Your work will directly contribute to developing geospatial analysis products and validating imaging systems used in SATLANTIS’ optical payloads and missions. Your key responsibilities will include: • Designing, developing, and optimizing image processing algorithms for satellite data analysis and simulation., • Implementing radiometric, geometric, and multiband alignment corrections to enhance image quality and consistency., • Validating and verifying algorithms with real mission data to ensure accuracy, robustness, and operational performance. What will set you up for success • Proven experience in scientific or analytical image processing: You bring at least 2–3 years of hands-on experience developing image processing solutions, with strong proficiency in Python and libraries such as OpenCV, NumPy, SciPy, TensorFlow/PyTorch, or equivalent., • Analytical mindset and problem-solving skills: You’re able to translate complex data challenges into effective technical solutions that deliver measurable results., • Knowledge of satellite or geospatial data: Familiarity with remote sensing principles, calibration methods, or sensor modeling will help you contribute from day one., • Collaborative communication: You thrive in multidisciplinary and international environments, communicating fluently in English and Spanish to build strong technical and human connections., • Curiosity and drive for improvement: You continuously seek new approaches, optimize performance, and challenge the status quo to push innovation forward. Ready to take your next step in the space industry? If you’re driven by the challenge of transforming satellite data into knowledge, enjoy solving complex image processing problems, and want to contribute to cutting-edge optical technology that impacts the world, apply now and join SATLANTIS’ mission to advance the future of space imaging.

Ensure the reliability and safety of breakthrough space technologies with purpose, autonomy, and innovation from our headquarters in Leioa (Bizkaia, Spain). As PA/QA Engineer, you will drive rigorous product assurance for an ESA astrophysics mission, while contributing to other advanced Satlantis developments. What’s in it for you? • Mission-driven projects with tangible scientific impact, • Flexible working hours, • Young, proactive, and dynamic environment, • Private health insurance, • Office perks: fresh fruit, quality coffee, and a collaborative atmosphere, • Discounts on campus facilities (restaurants, sports installations), • International exposure with ESA and European partners Your mission As a Product/Quality Assurance Engineer, you will ensure the highest quality, safety, and reliability of optomechanical instruments for critical scientific missions. You will implement and maintain ESA-aligned PA processes, manage risks, and foster a strong quality culture across multidisciplinary teams. Your main responsibilities will include: • Developing and maintaining PA processes in line with ESA ECSS standards, • Identifying and mitigating risks to product quality and reliability, • Overseeing supplier and subcontractor quality compliance, • Managing non-conformance reports, driving corrective and preventive actions, • Preparing and maintaining quality documentation and reports, • Representing PA in project reviews (NRB, IRR, TRR, PTR), • Leading internal audits and supporting ESA audits What will set you up for success? • Experience in product or quality assurance for space systems, • Familiarity with ESA ECSS requirements and quality standards, • Analytical mindset and attention to detail to guarantee mission-critical reliability, • Strong teamwork and problem-solving skills, with a proactive attitude, • Ability to communicate clearly in an international, multidisciplinary environment, • Fluency in English; Spanish at negotiation level is a plus Ready to make an impact on the next generation of astrophysics missions? Apply now and join us to build a safer, more reliable future in space.

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Ensure the reliability and safety of breakthrough space technologies with purpose, autonomy, and innovation from our headquarters in Leioa (Bizkaia, Spain). As PA/QA Engineer, you will drive rigorous product assurance for an ESA astrophysics mission, while contributing to other advanced Satlantis developments. What’s in it for you? Mission-driven projects with tangible scientific impact Flexible working hours Private health insurance Office perks: fresh fruit, quality coffee, and a collaborative atmosphere As a Product/Quality Assurance Engineer, you will ensure the highest quality, safety, and reliability of optomechanical instruments for critical scientific missions. You will implement and maintain ESA-aligned PA processes, manage risks, and foster a strong quality culture across multidisciplinary teams. Identifying and mitigating risks to product quality and reliability Overseeing supplier and subcontractor quality compliance Preparing and maintaining quality documentation and reports Representing PA in project reviews (NRB, IRR, TRR, PTR) Experience in product or quality assurance for space systems Familiarity with ESA ECSS requirements and quality standards Fluency in English; Spanish at negotiation level is a plus

Ensure the reliability and safety of breakthrough space technologies with purpose, autonomy, and innovation from our headquarters in Leioa (Bizkaia, Spain). As PA/QA Engineer, you will drive rigorous product assurance for an ESA astrophysics mission, while contributing to other advanced Satlantis developments. What’s in it for you? Mission-driven projects with tangible scientific impact Flexible working hours Private health insurance Office perks: fresh fruit, quality coffee, and a collaborative atmosphere As a Product/Quality Assurance Engineer, you will ensure the highest quality, safety, and reliability of optomechanical instruments for critical scientific missions. You will implement and maintain ESA-aligned PA processes, manage risks, and foster a strong quality culture across multidisciplinary teams. Identifying and mitigating risks to product quality and reliability Overseeing supplier and subcontractor quality compliance Preparing and maintaining quality documentation and reports Representing PA in project reviews (NRB, IRR, TRR, PTR) Experience in product or quality assurance for space systems Familiarity with ESA ECSS requirements and quality standards Fluency in English; Spanish at negotiation level is a plus

Ensure the reliability and safety of breakthrough space technologies with purpose, autonomy, and innovation from our headquarters in Leioa (Bizkaia, Spain). As PA/QA Engineer, you will drive rigorous product assurance for an ESA astrophysics mission, while contributing to other advanced Satlantis developments. What’s in it for you? Mission-driven projects with tangible scientific impact Flexible working hours Private health insurance Office perks: fresh fruit, quality coffee, and a collaborative atmosphere As a Product/Quality Assurance Engineer, you will ensure the highest quality, safety, and reliability of optomechanical instruments for critical scientific missions. You will implement and maintain ESA-aligned PA processes, manage risks, and foster a strong quality culture across multidisciplinary teams. Identifying and mitigating risks to product quality and reliability Overseeing supplier and subcontractor quality compliance Preparing and maintaining quality documentation and reports Representing PA in project reviews (NRB, IRR, TRR, PTR) Experience in product or quality assurance for space systems Familiarity with ESA ECSS requirements and quality standards Fluency in English; Spanish at negotiation level is a plus

Ensure the reliability and safety of breakthrough space technologies with purpose, autonomy, and innovation from our headquarters in Leioa (Bizkaia, Spain). As PA/QA Engineer, you will drive rigorous product assurance for an ESA astrophysics mission, while contributing to other advanced Satlantis developments. What’s in it for you? Mission-driven projects with tangible scientific impact Flexible working hours Private health insurance Office perks: fresh fruit, quality coffee, and a collaborative atmosphere As a Product/Quality Assurance Engineer, you will ensure the highest quality, safety, and reliability of optomechanical instruments for critical scientific missions. You will implement and maintain ESA-aligned PA processes, manage risks, and foster a strong quality culture across multidisciplinary teams. Identifying and mitigating risks to product quality and reliability Overseeing supplier and subcontractor quality compliance Preparing and maintaining quality documentation and reports Representing PA in project reviews (NRB, IRR, TRR, PTR) Experience in product or quality assurance for space systems Familiarity with ESA ECSS requirements and quality standards Fluency in English; Spanish at negotiation level is a plus

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