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At SATLANTIS , we design advanced space and optical technologies to address global challenges from orbit. Operating in the space sector means working at the intersection of innovation, regulation, and responsibility. As a Legal & Contracts Specialist , you will play a key role in structuring, negotiating, and managing contracts while supporting information protection, classified data handling, and compliance activities across strategic space programs. This role is ideal for a strong legal profile who wants to grow in highly regulated and mission-critical environments. What’s in it for you Real impact on space programs : Your work will directly support contracts, partnerships, and projects that enable real space missions and protect critical technologies. Growth in regulated and strategic environments : You will deepen your expertise in commercial law, contracts, and compliance, with exposure to classified information, export-controlled data, and IP-sensitive projects. A learning-oriented role : You don’t need to know everything on day one. You will be supported to grow into information protection, export control, and compliance topics while bringing strong legal fundamentals. Cross-functional and international exposure : You will collaborate closely with Engineering, Program Management, Procurement, Sales, Legal advisors, and external partners in an international setting. Autonomy and trust : You will benefit from flexible working hours and ownership of your responsibilities, with a clear focus on quality, rigor, and outcomes. Purpose-driven culture : You will join a team that values responsibility, precision, and long-term impact over bureaucracy. Your mission Your mission will be to structure, protect, and enable SATLANTIS’ space programs from a legal and contractual perspective , while supporting information protection and compliance requirements. By combining solid legal judgment with structured execution, your work will help safeguard projects, partnerships, and long-term strategic assets. You will: Draft, review, and manage contracts : You will handle commercial and project-related agreements, ensuring clarity, risk mitigation, and alignment with business and regulatory requirements. Support information protection activities : You will coordinate contractual clauses, confidentiality obligations, and documentation flows linked to classified and sensitive information. Contribute to compliance and regulatory processes : You will support export-control, documentation security, and audit-related activities in collaboration with internal teams and external advisors. What will set you up for success in this role A strong legal foundation : A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Law, with a focus on commercial or corporate law, provides the basis to operate confidently in complex and regulated environments. Experience with contracts in structured settings : Around 2-4 years of experience in contracts, legal operations, or in-house legal roles (especially in technology, industrial, aerospace, defence, or regulated sectors) allows you to add value quickly. Interest in security and compliance : Exposure to classified information, export control, or sensitive data environments is a strong plus, combined with the motivation to keep learning. Attention to detail and process discipline : Your ability to manage documentation, track versions, ensure consistency, and follow structured workflows protects both legal and strategic interests. Clear legal and technical writing skills : You are comfortable drafting contracts, clauses, summaries, and records that translate complexity into clear and auditable documentation. Professional English proficiency : You can confidently read, write, and negotiate contracts and regulatory documentation in an international environment. *Bonus points if you bring experience with export-control clauses, confidentiality and security agreements, IP-related contracts, or ISO-driven documentation practices. Ready to protect what makes space missions possible? If you are a strong legal professional who enjoys contracts, responsibility, and structured environments, and want to grow into information protection and compliance within the space sector, this role is for you. Apply now and join SATLANTIS in protecting the future of space programs.

Design the electronics that make space imaging possible. At SATLANTIS , we design advanced optical and space technologies to solve global challenges from above. We develop high-performance satellite payloads where electronics reliability, precision, and speed are mission-critical. We’re offering the opportunity to join our Electronics team as an Electronics Engineer , taking ownership of high-speed electronic subsystems from concept to validation in cutting-edge space missions. What’s in it for you Real impact in space missions: Your designs will be part of high-performance satellite payloads operating in real space environments. Technically demanding challenges: You’ll work on high-speed electronics where signal integrity, power, thermal, and mechanical constraints truly matter. End-to-end ownership: From requirements and schematic design to integration, testing, and validation. You’ll see your work fly. Autonomy and trust: You’ll lead your designs with independence, supported by a team of highly skilled engineers. Flexible working hours: Organize your time with autonomy in a culture based on responsibility and trust. Private health insurance: Comprehensive healthcare coverage to support your wellbeing. Your mission Your mission will be to design, develop, integrate, and validate high-speed electronic subsystems that are critical to the performance and reliability of SATLANTIS satellite payloads. Through your work, you’ll ensure that complex electronic designs meet demanding space requirements, reducing technical risks and enabling high-quality Earth-observation missions. In this role, you will: Design high-speed electronic systems, from requirements analysis to fabrication and assembly documentation. Define components, stack-ups, controlled impedance, and power-sizing strategies for complex PCBs. Integrate, test, and troubleshoot electronic subsystems using laboratory instrumentation, ensuring performance and robustness. What will set you up for success Strong background in high-speed electronics design: Your experience designing high-speed PCBs (including controlled impedance and multi-layer stack-ups) allows you to tackle complex signal-integrity challenges with confidence. Ability to design complete electronic systems: You’re comfortable owning the full design cycle: requirements analysis, component selection, schematic/PCB design, and coordination with mechanical and thermal constraints. Hands-on laboratory expertise: Your ability to troubleshoot with oscilloscopes, logic analysers, and other lab equipment helps you validate designs and solve real-world issues efficiently. Experience with ECAD tools: Working with professional ECAD software (preferably Altium Designer) enables you to create clean, manufacturable, and well-documented designs. Communication and interface design skills Experience with high-speed protocols (PCIe, GbE, DDR, CameraLink) and low-speed buses (QSPI, I2C, UART, CAN) allows you to design robust system interfaces. Senior-level perspective is a plus: More than 3 years of experience in high-speed electronics, multi-layer PCBs (6+ layers), version control systems (Git), or SoC/FPGA-related schematic and PCB design will help you make a strong impact from day one. Collaborative and solution-oriented mindset: You enjoy working in teams, approaching challenges creatively, and communicating fluently in English within international technical environments. Ready to design electronics that go to space? If you’re passionate about high-speed hardware design, enjoy solving complex electronic challenges, and want to see your work operate in real satellite missions, apply now and join SATLANTIS in building 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.