| Analyst (Earth Observation Missions Division) |
| Required Start Date |
February 2009 |
| Duration |
Initially 2 years |
| Submission Deadline |
5th December 2008 |
| Description |
The Analyst will be required to support the Spacecraft Operations Managers (SOMs) as a member of the Flight
Control Teams (FCTs) during pre-launch ground segment development and validation and post launch nominal
and contingency operations. This includes the following tasks:
- Responsibility for the transmission and tracking of operational instructions to the SPACON team
and ensuring their compliance,
- Responsibility of the organisation, training and operational readiness of the controllers assigned
to the mission,
- Set-up of S/C and operational data bases, including verification of database contents against
satellite documentation,
- Implement tools needed to manipulate the databases as required,
- Updating the data bases and performing maintenance of the data bases applying strict configuration
control procedures,
- Conversion of industry provided databases into formats needed by the mission control system and
operational tools,
- Applying configuration control procedures for documentation in use for all operational tasks and
duties under his supervision,
- Preparation of data base documentation,
- Supervision of routine operations and any others authorised by the SOM, following established rules
and procedures,
- In case of ground or space segment anomaly providing first level contingency recovery support,
- Paricipating in the LEOP operations with regard to any database updates or SPACON management,
as required,
- Introduction and maintenance of appropriate working practises and procedures for routine and problem
reporting, data analysis, recording and maintenance of system status, recording of operational
activities,
- Analysis as required of system problems by collection and evaluation of appropriate data sets
using the reporting and analysis tools available,
- Collect information / data regarding the execution of the mission and provide inputs for the
various mission reports,
- In case of ground or space segment anomaly providing first level contingency recovery support,
- Support data archiving and mission run down activities.
In order to discharge his responsibilities the Contractor is required to become familiar with the mission and
the control facilities placed at his disposal. The Contractor may be required to develop and install suitable
tools to allow the efficient execution of the operational tasks. The Contractor may be required to analyse the
system operations and to prepare procedures, and will be involved in the validation and testing of both the control
system and the operational procedures. The Contractor will take part in pre-launch test campaigns and simulations,
and arrange for the participation of the controllers. The Contractor will conduct regular post launch operational
readiness training and simulations with controllers (proficiency training).
Initially this position will be working on both CryoSat-2 and Aeolus with the prime Analyst, but may be required to
assume the prime role for either mission. Additionally, support to the preparation or operations of other missions
delegated to the Division (e.g Earth Explorers, Sentinels) may be required as requested by the Head of Division
or Spacecraft Operations Manager.
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Required Profile
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Applicants should have a good knowledge of ESOC Ground Segment Operations and ESOC Ground Segment Components
and some experience with office tools, such as MS-EXCEL and MS-ACCESS, Visual Basic, ORACLE and SQL are
required. Programming skills are an advantage, knowledge of spacecraft control systems such as SCOS 2000
is highly desirable. Knowledge of Packet Utilisation Standard is also highly desirable.
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| Simulations Officer (Prime Cryosat II) |
| Required Start Date |
January 2009 |
| Duration |
Not fixed |
| Submission Deadline |
5th December 2008 |
| Description |
Simulations Officers are responsible for developing the training concept and the associated Simulation Plan
to train the Mission Control Team, in order to prepare them for the launch or other critical phases of an ESA mission.
This includes planning and developing failure cases of increasing difficulty to be introduced into the
simulations, in order to train the Mission Control Team in non-nominal operations and application of mission rules.
Simulations Officers are also planned to be involved with the operational training of other staff, including but not
limited to Ground Operations Managers and Ground Facilities Control Centre (GFCC) operators.
The Simulations Officer role requires familiarisation with both the space and ground segment.
Simulations Officers are also involved with general training and simulation activities at ESOC.
For a particular mission, the Prime Simulations Officer is responsible for the delivery of training to the Mission
Control Team, supported by a Deputy Simulations Officer. The Deputy Simulations Officer is responsible for supporting
the prime Simulations Officer in the delivery of training. This includes assistance with simulator breakpoint preparation,
testing of contigencies, writing briefing and debriefing messages, and running simulations.
The allocation of simulations officers to missions and ground facilities training is decided by OPS/ONF in consultation
with the relevant GSMs and SOMs (and H/ON). The following allocation is anticipated:
- Prime Simulations Officer for the Cryosat II mission
In addition, the candidate would provide some support to the GOCE prime Simulations Officer.
The simulations officer is also expected to assist with general training and simulation activities within OPS/ONF.
More information on the Cryosat II mission can be found at http://www.esa.int/esaLP/LPcryosat.html
More information on the GOCE mission can be found at http://www.esa.int/esaLP/LPgoce.html
More information on the Ground Facilities division can be found at http://www.ops-on.esa.int/
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Required Profile
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Applicants should have a University (or similar) degree in engineering or physics or similar discipline.
Applicants should have good professional experience in spacecraft and/or operational applications, preferably
also in the area of training.
The ideal candidate should have the following qualities:
Essential:
- Good spacecraft knowledge on a subsystem level,
- Familiarity with operational environment,
- Ability to understand and accurately predict behaviour of complex systems,
- Be fluent in English, both in speech and writing,
- Self-starter, able to work independently with little or no supervision,
- Pro-active and confident personality with good persuasive skills,
- Team-player, able to interface with technical and management personnel,
- Well-organised, able to prioritise and manage several tasks in parallel,
- Interest in operational training.
Desirable:
- Experience in operational training,
- Familiarity with the ESOC environment,
- Familiarity with operational simulators, ideally SimSat,
- Familiarity with satellite control systems, ideally SCOS2000,
- Knowledge of operations,
- Experience with pre-launch activities and launch campaigns.
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| Simulations Officer (Earth Observation) |
| Required Start Date |
Jan-Feb 2009 |
| Duration |
Not fixed |
| Submission Deadline |
5th December 2008 |
| Description |
Simulations Officers are responsible for developing the training concept and the associated Simulation Plan to
train the Mission Control Team, in order to prepare them for the launch or other critical phases of
an ESA mission.
This includes planning and developing failure cases of increasing difficulty to be
introduced into the simulations, in order to train the Mission Control Team in non-nominal operations and
application of mission rules.
Simulations Officers are also planned to be involved with the operational training of other staff, including
but not limited to Ground Operations Managers and Ground Facilities Control Centre (GFCC) operators.
The Simulations Officer role requires familiarisation with both the space and ground segment.
Simulations Officers
are also involved with general training and simulation activities at ESOC.
For a particular mission, the Prime Simulations Officer is responsible for the delivery of training to the Mission
Control Team, supported by a Deputy Simulations Officer. The Deputy Simulations Officer is responsible for supporting
the prime Simulations Officer in the delivery of training. This includes assistance with simulator breakpoint
preparation, testing of contigencies, writing briefing and debriefing messages, and running simulations.
The allocation of simulations officers to missions and ground facilities training is decided by OPS/ONF in consultation
with the relevant GSMs and SOMs (and H/ON). The following allocation is anticipated:
- Deputy Simulations Officer for the Cryosat-2 mission, with a view to becoming Prime Simulations Officer
for a subsequent Earth Observation mission
The simulations officer is also expected to assist with general training and simulation activities within OPS/ONF.
More information on the Cryosat II mission can be found at http://www.esa.int/esaLP/LPcryosat.html
More information on the Ground Facilities division can be found at http://www.ops-on.esa.int/
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Required Profile
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Applicants should have a University (or similar) degree in engineering or physics or similar discipline.
Applicants should have good professional experience in spacecraft and/or operational applications, preferably
also in the area of training.
The ideal candidate should have the following qualities:
Essential:
- Good spacecraft knowledge on a subsystem level,
- Familiarity with operational environment,
- Ability to understand and accurately predict behaviour of complex systems,
- Be fluent in English, both in speech and writing,
- Self-starter, able to work independently with little or no supervision,
- Pro-active and confident personality with good persuasive skills,
- Team-player, able to interface with technical and management personnel,
- Well-organised, able to prioritise and manage several tasks in parallel,
- Interest in operational training.
Desirable:
- Experience in operational training,
- Familiarity with the ESOC environment,
- Familiarity with operational simulators, ideally SimSat,
- Familiarity with satellite control systems, ideally SCOS2000,
- Knowledge of operations,
- Experience with pre-launch activities and launch campaigns.
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| Galileo Spacecraft Operations Engineer |
| Required Start Date |
ASAP |
| Duration |
End 2011, possible extension until end 2013 tbc |
| Submission Deadline |
7th November 2008 |
| Description |
The Galileo LEOP Mission Control Team requires an experienced Spacecraft Operations Engineer (SOE) to
provide operations engineering support primarily for Data handling and TT&C.
The operations will be prepared and conducted with a combined team from ESOC and CNES.
The SOE will take part in the typical tasks of Operations preparation and execution:
- Development and validation of Flight procedures,
- Development and validation of relevant database elements,
- Contribute to the overall validation of the ground segment, i.e. during SOVs and SVTs,
- Contribute to documentation and reporting of mission preparation and operations,
- Support efficient interfaces within an ESOC/CNES combined Flight Control team, to the routine
control team in DLR, to the Galileo Project Office, and to the spacecraft manufacturer team,
- Support the relevant technical meetings and teleconferences,
- Participate to the Launch campaigns.
In addition, the SOE will be occasionally expected to contribute to other Flight Operations:
- Assist the Spacecraft Operations Manager in developing operations concepts for LEOP,
- Some travel will be required, including a period of up to 3 months located in Toulouse to perform the first Galileo LEOP.
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Required Profile
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Suitable candidates should hold a University degree in Engineering, Science or a related subject
and have several years experience in operations, and some LEOP experience.
They should be systems minded, have a good understanding of data handling issues, and a good level
of computer skills. Experience in LEOP operations is essential.
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| Sentinels Ground system Validation Engineer |
| Duration |
1 January 2009 to 31 December 2010
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| Level of Effort |
The level of effort envisaged to execute the support required is estimated at 1 FTE.
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| Description |
The Contractor will support the sentinels' Ground System Manager, in particular in the area of
instrument planning and data processing.
His duties will include:
- Supporting the definition and following the implementation of the payload planning and L1 data
processing ground segment elements, for all Sentinels; in particular, he will help ensure that
instruments calibration strategy is correctly defined and implemented in those ground segment elements,
- Supporting the definition, preparation and execution of the In-Orbit Commissioning, for all Sentinels;
in particular, he will help ensure that instruments calibration strategy is correctly verified in flight.
He will have to foster a harmonized approach accross all the Sentinels Projects, ensure usage of common standards
and methods, and coordinate the resolution of problem areas
In his duties, he will liaise with the Sentinels' Project staff responsible for payload operations and data
processing, and with the Ground Segment and Operations department staff in charge of the ground segment elements
implementation.
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Required Profile
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The candidate should meet the following specific qualification requirements:
- University degree in Engineering or Physics,
- Ability to work both autonomously and as part of a team within the boundaries of assigned
tasks and a stringent schedule,
- Experience in instrument operations and data processing,
- Communication and negotiation skills,
- Proficient in the English language (Spoken and written).
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| X-Band System Validation Engineer |
| Duration |
1 January 2009 to 31 December 2010
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| Level of Effort |
The level of effort envisaged to execute the support required is estimated at 1 FTE.
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| Description |
The Contractor will support the end-to-end validation of X-band interfaces between satellites and
ground systems, for all Projects using X-band for science data downlink.
His duties will include:
- High-level design and specifications of the "next generation" X-band validation system for the Earth Observation Projects Department; this will be based on experience acquired on the past/current projects,
- Follow-up of the implementation of the X-band validation system,
- Define and manage the pool of equipments required to support X-band testing of all involved Projects,
- Ensure that Projects-specific elements are integrated in the X-band validation system, next to the generic elements,
- Train Project staff to use the X-band validation,
- Support the X-band tests, both at the Satellite integration sites and at operations sites.
In his duties, the Contractor will report to the Head of the System Support Division, and liaise with the Project
staff responsible for operations.
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Required Profile
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The candidate should meet the following specific qualification requirements:
- University degree in Engineering or Physics,
- Ability to work both autonomously and as part of a team within the boundaries of assigned
tasks and a stringent schedule,
- Experience in X-Band systems in space systems and on ground,
- Experience with X-Band interfaces testing, in test environments and at operational ground stations,
- Demonstrated problem-solving attitude,
- Proficient in the English language (Spoken and written).
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| Galileo Analyst |
| Required Start Date |
ASAP |
| Duration |
2011, possible extension until end 2013 |
| Submission Deadline |
03rd November 2008 |
| Description |
The Galileo LEOP Mission Control Team requires an experienced Database Analyst to provide operations
support. The operations will be prepared and conducted with a combined team from ESOC and CNES.
The Analyst will take part in the typical tasks of Operations preparation and execution:
- Development and validation of Flight Database,
- Validation of relevant database elements,
- Contribute to the overall validation of the ground segment, in particlular during SOVs and SVTs,
- Contribute to documentation and reporting of mission preparation and operations,
- Lead the development and training of SPACONs for the LEOP service,
- With the assistance of SW support be responsible for the correct user level configuration and setup
of the control systems,
- Support efficient interfaces within an ESOC/CNES combined Flight Control team, to the routine control
team in DLR, to the Galileo Project Office, and to the spacecraft manufacturer team,
- Support the relevant technical meetings and teleconferences,
- Participate to the Launch campaigns,
- Some travel will be required, including a period of up to 3 months located in Toulouse to perform the
first Galileo LEOP .
The candidate shall be resident in ESOC.
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Required Profile
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The candidate should meet the following academic and experience requirements:
- Have a university degree in Engineering, Science or a related subject,
- Have several years experience in operations as a database analyst,
- Have some LEOP experience,
- have a sound knowledge of spacecraft Ground Segment Operations, ESOC Ground Segment Components
and some experience with office tools
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| Galileo Mission Operations Engineer |
| Required Start Date |
01st December 2008 |
| Duration |
Minimum 3 years |
| Submission Deadline |
31st October 2008 |
| Description |
The Galileo Project requires engineering support for monitoring and controlling the overall definition
of the Galileo operations activities. The holder of the post will support the Galileo Project Office in
coordinating the definition, preparation, testing, validation, and implementation of the Galileo mission
operations, as required to meet the overall Galileo mission and service requirements.
This concerns the mission operations activities performed in the Galileo Control Centres (Fucino and later in
Oberpfaffenhofen). He/she will report to the Galileo Operations Manager of the Galileo System & Operations
Project Team.
The responsibilities of this post include in particular:
- Follow-up of the Spacecraft design relevant to mission operations engineering activities, in particular for the areas where operations integration activities between space and ground are required,
- Follow-up of the GMS and GCS design for their impact on the mission operations engineering activities,
- Follow-up of the mission operations preparation activities in the GCCs,
- Coordination of the different parties participating in the corresponding Operations reviews and Progress Meetings,
- Close follow-up and quidance of the mission operations qualification activities, in particular operations
testing and validation campaigns.
Initially resident in ESTEC, the candidate will be later deployed in the GCC at Fucino. The work will require
frequent travelling to Munich (DE), Fucino (IT) and other European sites.
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Required Profile
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The candidate should meet the following academic and experience requirements:
- Have a university degree or equivalent education in Electric or Electronic Engineering,
Aerospace Engineering or Telecommunications Engineering,
- Significant experience in senior position for spacecraft and mission operation related activities, with
experience in management tasks, for example as deputy spacecraft operations manager, or experience in
mission operation engineering especially on navigation related areas (eg EGNOS),
- A proven experience in a commercial/industrial environment is required,
- Experience related to developments in the Galileo project (GIOVE, IOV) will be considered an asset.
The candidate should be able to work independently. The detailed tasks will depend on
the specific skills of the candidate.
The holder of this post will be required to hold a Security Clearance to the level of Secret.
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| Galileo Flight Operations Engineer |
| Required Start Date |
01st December 2008 |
| Duration |
Minimum 3 years |
| Submission Deadline |
31st October 2008 |
| Description |
The Galileo Project requires engineering support for monitoring and controlling the overall definition
of the Galileo operations activities. The holder of the post will support the Galileo Project Office in
coordinating the definition, preparation, testing, validation, and implementation of the Galileo flight
operations, as required to meet the overall Galileo service requirements.
This concerns the flight operations activities performed in the Galileo Control Centres (Oberpfaffenhofen
and later in Fucino). He/she will report to the Galileo Operations Manager of the Galileo System & Operations
Project Team.
The responsibilities of this post include in particular:
- Follow-up of the Spacecraft design and flight operations engineering activities, in particular for the
areas where operations integration activities between space and ground are required,
- Follow-up of the GCS and GMS design for their impact on the flight operations engineering activities,
- Follow-up of the flight operations preparation activities in the GCCs,
- Coordination of the different parties participating in the corresponding Operations reviews and Progress Meetings,
- Close follow-up and quidance of the flight operations qualification activities, in particular operations
testing and validation campaigns.
Initially resident in ESTEC, the candidate will be later deployed in the GCC at Oberpfaffenhofen. The work will
require frequent travelling to Munich (DE), Fucino (IT) and other European sites.
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Required Profile
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The candidate should meet the following academic and experience requirements:
- Have a university degree or equivalent education in Electric or Electronic Engineering,
Aerospace Engineering or Telecommunications Engineering,
- Significant experience in senior position for spacecraft flight operation related activities,
with experience in management tasks, for example as deputy spacecraft operations manager,
- A proven experience in a commercial/industrial environment is required,
- Experience related to developments in the Galileo project (GIOVE, IOV) will be considered an asset.
The candidate should be able to work independently. The detailed tasks will depend on
the specific skills of the candidate.
The holder of this post will be required to hold a Security Clearance to the level of Secret.
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| Galileo System Operations Engineer |
| Required Start Date |
01st December 2008 |
| Duration |
Minimum 3 years |
| Submission Deadline |
31st October 2008 |
| Description |
The Galileo Project requires engineering support for monitoring and controlling the overall definition of
the Galileo operations activities. The holder of the post will support the Galileo Project Office for
coordinating the definition, preparation, testing, validation, and implementation of the overall Galileo system
operations, integrating ground, flight, and mission aspects, as required to meet the overall Galileo Mission
and service requirements.
This concerns the operations activities performed in the Galileo Control Centres (Oberpfaffenhofen and Fucino).
He/she will report to the Galileo Operations Manager of the Galileo System & Operations Project Team.
The responsibilities of this post include in particular:
- Follow-up of the Spacecraft, GCS, and GMS operations engineering activities, in particular for the areas where operations integration activities between GCS and GMS are required,
- Coordination of the different parties participating in the corresponding Operations reviews and Progress Meetings (GCS, GMS, OPS, SI&V, etc),
- Close follow-up and guidance of the overall operations qualification activities, in particular operations testing and validation campaigns.
The work shall be based at ESTEC, with frequent travelling to Munich (DE), Portsmouth (UK) and other European sites.
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Required Profile
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The candidate should meet the following academic and experience requirements:
- Have a university degree or equivalent education in Electric or Electronic Engineering,
Aerospace Engineering or Telecommunications Engineering,
- Significant experience in senior position for spacecraft and mission operation related
activities, with experience in management tasks, for example as deputy spacecraft operations manager,
- A proven experience in a commercial/industrial environment is required,
- Experience related to developments in the Galileo project (GIOVE, IOV) will be considered an asset.
The candidate should be able to work independently. The detailed tasks will depend on
the specific skills of the candidate.
The holder of this post will be required to hold a Security Clearance to the level of Secret.
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| Galileo Integrated Logistic Support Engineer |
| Required Start Date |
01st December 2008 |
| Duration |
Minimum 3 years |
| Submission Deadline |
31st October 2008 |
| Description |
The Galileo Project requires engineering support for monitoring and controlling the overall definition
of the Galileo operations activities. The holder of the post will support the Galileo Project Office in
supervising the definition, preparation, testing, validation, and implementation of the overall Galileo
Integrated Logistic Support activities.
This concerns the ILS activities performed in the Galileo Control Centres (Oberpfaffenhofen and Fucino).
He/she will report to the Galileo Operations Manager of the Galileo System & Operations Project Team.
The responsibilities of this post include in particular:
- Follow-up of the ILS Tools development, deployment, and acceptance, coordinating the in factory and on-site acceptance testing in the GCC-GCS and GCC-GMS,
- Follow-up of the set-up of the ILS databases and procedures, the preparation of the logistics teams, and the set-up of the logistics facilities in the GCC-GCS and GCC-GMS,
- Coordination of the different parties participating in the corresponding ILS reviews and Progress Meetings.
Initially resident in ESTEC, the candidate will be later deployed in the GCC at Oberpfaffenhofen.
The work will require frequent travelling to Munich (DE), Fucino (IT) and other European sites.
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Required Profile
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The candidate should meet the following academic and experience requirements:
- Have a university degree or equivalent education in Electric or Electronic Engineering,
Aerospace Engineering or Telecommunications Engineering,
- Significant experience in senior position in large, distributed space, aircraft,
or military logistic project with experience in management tasks,
- A proven experience in a commercial/industrial environment is required,
- Experience related to developments in the Galileo project (GIOVE, IOV) will be considered an asset.
The candidate should be able to work independently. The detailed tasks will depend on
the specific skills of the candidate.
The holder of this post will be required to hold a Security Clearance to the level of Secret.
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| Galileo LEOP Operations Engineer |
| Required Start Date |
01st December 2008 |
| Duration |
Minimum 3 years |
| Submission Deadline |
31st October 2008 |
| Description |
The Galileo Project requires engineering support for monitoring and controlling the overall
definition of the Galileo operations activities. The holder of the post will support the Galileo
Project Office in coordinating the definition, preparation, testing, validation, and implementation
of the Galileo LEOP operations, as required to meet the overall Galileo service requirements.
This concerns the LEOP operations activities performed in the LEOP Operations Control Centres
(CNES/Toulouse and later in ESOC/Darmstadt). He/she will report to the Galileo Operations Manager of
the Galileo System & Operations Project Team.
The responsibilities of this post include in particular:
- Follow-up of the Spacecraft design and flight operations engineering activities, in particular for the areas where LEOP operations activities between space and ground are required,
- Follow-up of the LEOP infrastructure design for their impact on the operations engineering activities,
- Follow-up of the LEOP operations preparation activities in the LOCCs,
- Coordination of the different parties participating in the corresponding LEOP Operations reviews and Progress Meetings,
- Close follow-up and quidance of the LEOP operations qualification activities, in particular operations testing and validation campaigns.
The candidate will be resident in ESTEC, with extended missions at the LOCCs for launch campaign activities.
The work will require frequent travelling to Toulouse (FR), Darmstadt (DE), and other European sites.
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Required Profile
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The candidate should meet the following academic and experience requirements:
- Have a university degree or equivalent education in Electric or Electronic Engineering,
Aerospace Engineering or Telecommunications Engineering,
- Significant experience in senior position for spacecraft LEOP operation related activities,
with experience in management tasks, for example as deputy spacecraft operations manager,
- A proven experience in a commercial/industrial environment is required,
- Experience related to developments in the Galileo project (GIOVE, IOV) will be considered an asset.
The candidate should be able to work independently. The detailed tasks will depend on
the specific skills of the candidate.
The holder of this post will be required to hold a Security Clearance to the level of Secret.
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| Galileo LEOP Spacecraft Operations Engineer |
| Required Start Date |
ASAP |
| Duration |
End 2011, possible extension until end 2013 tbc |
| Submission Deadline |
07th November 2008 |
| Description |
The Galileo LEOP Mission Control Team requires an experienced Spacecraft Operations Engineer (SOE) to provide
operations engineering support primarily for Data handling and TT&C. The operations will be prepared and
conducted with a combined team from ESOC and CNES.
The SOE will take part in the typical tasks of Operations preparation and execution:
- Development and validation of Flight procedures,
- Development and validation of relevant database elements,
- Contribute to the overall validation of the ground segment, i.e. during SOVs and SVTs,
- Contribute to documentation and reporting of mission preparation and operations,
- Support efficient interfaces within an ESOC/CNES combined Flight Control team, to the routine
control team in DLR, to the Galileo Project Office, and to the spacecraft manufacturer team,
- Support the relevant technical meetings and teleconferences,
- Participate to the Launch campaigns.
In addition, the SOE will be occasionally expected to contribute to other Flight Operations:
- Assist the Spacecraft Operations Manager in developing operations concepts for LEOP,
- Some travel will be required, including a period of up to 3 months located in Toulouse to
perform the first Galileo LEOP.
The candidate will be resident in ESOC.
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Required Profile
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The candidate should meet the following academic and experience requirements:
- Have a university degree in Engineering, Science or a related subject,
- Have several years experience in operations, and some LEOP experience.
The candidate should be systems minded, have a good understanding of data handling issues,
and a good level of computer skills. Experience in LEOP operations is essential.
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H/F Ingénieur Développement Centre de Contrôle Satellites  |
| Résumé |
LSE Space AG (www.lsespace.com),
membre du groupe Swedish Space Corporation (www.ssc.se),
est parmi les sociétés les plus importantes dans les services d'opérations et d'exploitations des satellites.
Fortement présente en Europe (ESA, DLR, CNES ...) avec plus de 120 ingénieurs et techniciens, LSE Space AG
recherche aujourd'hui des ingénieurs expérimentés pour son agence LSE Space France.
Afin de subvenir aux besoins de ses projets existants et potentiels, LSE Space France recrute
des ingénieurs et des chefs de projets sur la région Toulousaine.
Au sein d'une équipe de développement, dans nos locaux ou ceux de nos clients, vous aurez en charge la conception,
la réalisation et l'intégration d'applications dans le domaine Spatial. |
| Profils recherchés |
De formation technique supérieure, Bac+5 (Grandes Écoles d'Ingénieur et/ou universitaire), vous possédez
une première expérience (6 mois minimum, stages compris) significatives dans un environnement structuré, sur
des applications spatiales et plus particulièrement des Centre de Contrôle Satellites.
Vous avez un très bon relationnel, vous êtes autonome et force de proposition et aimez le travail en équipe.
Vous avez une forte orientation développement et une bonne capacité à comprendre les besoins de nos clients.
Aisance relationnelle, compétences techniques et volonté d'entreprendre sont les qualités requises pour ce poste.
Une bonne maîtrise des nouvelles techniques informatiques est exigée. |
| Opportunités |
LSE Space France offre aux candidats motivés la possibilité de prendre des responsabilités et
d’évoluer vers des postes de management d’équipes et/ou de projets. Des ouvertures à l’international
peuvent également être envisagées.
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| Ingénieurs Opérations Satellite |
| Résumé |
LSE Space AG (www.lsespace.com),
membre du groupe Swedish Space Corporation (www.ssc.se),
est parmi les sociétés les plus importantes dans les services d'exploitation des satellites.
Fortement présente en Europe (ESA, DLR …) avec plus de 120 ingénieurs et techniciens, LSE Space AG
recherche aujourd’hui des ingénieurs spécialistes pour sa sécursalle LSE Space France.
Afin de subvenir aux besoins de ses clients existants et potentiels, LSE Space France recrute sur
la région Toulousaine des Ingénieurs Opérations Satellite. |
| Description |
Les Ingénieurs Opérations Satellite assurent, selon le contexte d’un projet, les tâches suivantes :
- Préparation des exigences fonctionnelles pour le Logiciel de Vol.
- Préparation des exigences fonctionnelles pour les Centres de Contrôle et/ou de Mission Satellite.
- Mise en place de la Base de Données Satellite.
- Définition des procédures et participation aux Tests d’Intégration et de Validation du système.
- Préparation des procédures de contrôle de la Plate-Forme et/ou des Charges Utiles.
- Participation au mise à poste (LEOP) et aux opérations critiques de la mission.
- Participation à la gestion et à la planification de la mission.
- Participation à l'analyse des opérations des Centres de Contrôle et/ou de Mission Satellite.
- Évaluation des Performances.
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| Profils recherchés |
Ingénieur diplômé d’une grande école ou d’un équivalent universitaire BAC+5, dans le
domaine de l'informatique, des technologies spatiales ou des sciences physiques.
Vous avez un très bon relationnel, vous êtes autonome et force de proposition et aimez le
travail en équipe. Une bonne maîtrise du français et de l’anglais est exigée. Une première
expérience dans l’exploitation et/ou les opérations de Centre de Contrôle ou de Mission Satellite serait un plus.
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| Opportunités |
LSE Space France offre aux candidats motivés la possibilité de prendre des responsabilités et
d’évoluer vers des postes de management d’équipes et/ou de projets. Des ouvertures à
l’international peuvent également être envisagées.
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| H/F Ingénieur Développement JAVA, JEE et WEB 2.0 |
| Résumé |
LSE Space AG (www.lsespace.com),
membre du groupe Swedish Space Corporation (www.ssc.se),
est parmi les sociétés les plus importantes dans les services d'exploitation des satellites.
Fortement présente en Europe (ESA, DLR …) avec plus de 120 ingénieurs et techniciens, LSE Space AG
recherche aujourd’hui des ingénieurs spécialistes pour sa sécursalle LSE Space France.
Afin de subvenir aux besoins de ses clients existants et potentiels, LSE Space France recrute sur
la région Toulousaine des Ingénieurs Développement JAVA, JEE et WEB 2.0. Vous serez rattaché au Responsable d'Agence.
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| Description |
Au sein d’une équipe de développement, dans nos locaux ou ceux de nos clients, vous aurez en charge la conception,
la réalisation et l’intégration d’applications dans le domaine Spatial.
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| Profils recherchés |
De formation technique supérieure, Bac+5 (Grandes Écoles d’Ingénieur et/ou universitaire), vous possédez une
première expérience (6 mois minimum, stage compris) significatives dans un environnement structuré. Passionné
par le développement JAVA, avec une forte orientation objet, JEE et WEB 2.0 n’ont plus de secrets pour vous.
Vous avez un très bon relationnel, vous êtes autonome et force de proposition et aimez le travail en équipe. Vous
avez une forte orientation développement et une bonne capacité à comprendre les besoins de nos clients. Aisance
relationnelle, compétences techniques et volonté d’entreprendre sont les qualités requises pour ce poste. Une bonne
maîtrise du français et de l’anglais est exigée.
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| Opportunités |
LSE Space France offre aux candidats motivés la possibilité de prendre des responsabilités et d’évoluer vers des
postes de management d’équipes et/ou de projets. Des ouvertures à l’international peuvent également être envisagées.
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| H/F Ingénieur Mécanique Spatiale (Développement et Opérations) |
| Résumé |
LSE Space AG (www.lsespace.com),
membre du groupe Swedish Space Corporation (www.ssc.se),
est parmi les sociétés les plus importantes dans les services d'exploitation des satellites.
Fortement présente en Europe (ESA, DLR …) avec plus de 120 ingénieurs et techniciens, LSE Space AG
recherche aujourd’hui des ingénieurs spécialistes pour sa sécursalle LSE Space France.
Afin de subvenir aux besoins de ses clients existants et potentiels, LSE Space France recrute sur
la région Toulousaine des Ingénieurs en Mécanique Spatiale. Vous serez rattaché au Responsable d'Agence. |
| Description |
Au sein d'une équipe de développement ou de support aux opérations satellites, dans nos locaux ou ceux
de nos clients, vous participerez aux activités de Mécanique Spatiale comprenant :
- Les études de calculs d’orbitographie dans le cadre d'analyses de missions satellitaires,
- Les développements d’algorithmes et de logiciels d’optimisation, trajectographie, rendez-vous, contrôle d’attitude, etc.
- Le support aux opérations réalisées dans les Centre de Contrôle Satellites.
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| Profils recherchés |
De formation technique supérieure, Bac+5 (Grandes Écoles d’Ingénieur et/ou universitaire),
vous possédez une première expérience (6 mois minimum, stage compris) significatives dans un
environnement directement lié à la thèmatique Mécanique Spatiale. Passionné par le domaine spatial,
vous avez le goût des études algorithmiques et des développements de logiciels de calculs ainsi que la
motivation pour participer aux opérations de missions satellitaires diverses et complexes.
Vous êtes autonome et force de proposition, vous aimez le travail en équipe et avez une bonne capacité
à analyser les besoins de nos clients. Aisance relationnelle, compétences techniques et volonté d’entreprendre
sont les qualités requises pour ce poste. Une bonne maîtrise du français et de l’anglais est exigée.
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| Opportunités |
LSE Space France offre aux candidats motivés la possibilité de prendre des responsabilités et
d’évoluer vers des postes de management d’équipes et/ou de projets. Des ouvertures à l’international
peuvent également être envisagées.
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| Ground Station Engineer |
| Description |
The position covers the complete span from systems design, project set-up followed by implementation to final operations support. The duties include as well the preparation of reports, documentation and operational procedures.
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Required Profile
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Have a degree in RF, Electronics, Communications Engineering or equivalent (e.g. FH / TH / IST / BSc)
Have some experience, preferably as systems or project engineer in a related area is desirable
Have some experience in a maximum of the following domains:
- Ground Control Systems (Baseband Equipment (TT&C, SW, …), IOT, RF and IF engineering)
- Satellite Communication Systems
- Execution of Ground Systems or Equipments Procurement
Computer literate: MS WORD, MS EXCEL, MS PROJECT, LOTUS NOTES
Languages: possess good English language skills, German and/or French knowledge being considered as an asset
Be able to integrate into and/or to lead cross-functional project teams
Have good communication capabilities, analytical sense, self-starting qualities, coordination and priority setting abilities
Allowed to work in the European Union
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| Senior Satellite Operations Engineer |
| Description |
We are looking for a Senior Satellite Operations Engineer. This is a senior engineering position and requires 8-10 years of relevant experience in ESA Satellite Ground System Engineering and Operations.
The suitable candidate will be highly self motivated, and will be largely responsible for the planning and execution of the duties allocated to him/her.
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| Required Profile |
The suitable candidate will have extensive experience in the following specific areas:
Ground Systems for the European Space Agency (ESA)
- ESA Ground Segment Requirements engineering
- SCOS 2000, NCTRS, ESA Ground Stations
- MOIS
- ESA Packet Utilisation Standards
- ESA Ground Segment Documentaion
- ESA Ground System Interface Engineering
- ESA Ground System Testing & Validation
- ESA Product Assurance Procedures relating to Ground Segments
Satellite Architecture of Astronomical satellites
Science Data Processing and distribution within ESA Ground Infrastructures
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| Spacecraft Controller |
| Description |
Interfacing with the ground segment
Monitoring of Telemetry
Execution of standard operations procedures
Performance of satellite command activities
Log Keeping and Reporting
Participation in tests and simulations
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| Required Profile |
Academic technical or scientific degree or relevant operations experience.
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| Spacecraft Analyst |
| Description |
Mission Planning and Scheduling
Archiving/Dearchiving of data
Offline Data Analysis
Database Programming
Flight Operations Procedure Development
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Required Profile
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Academic technical or scientific degree with relevant experience.
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| Operations Engineer |
| Description |
Preparation of Functional Requirements for the Project-dedicated Flight Control Software
Participation in the Analysis of Satellite Operations
Preparation of Functional Requirements for the Project-dedicated Flight Control Facilities
Preparation of Flight Control and Contingency Procedures
Set-up the Database for the Project-specific Flight Control System
Mission Management and Mission Planning Support
Production of Project-specific Software Validation and System Validation Test (SVT) Procedures and Participation in SVTs
Participation in the System Operations Validation Test (SOV), Training and Simulation Programmes
Participation in Launch and Early Phase (LEOP) and Mission Critical Operations
General Flight Control Support
Spacecraft Performance Evaluation
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| Required Profile |
Academic background in the areas of informatics, aerospace technology or physical sciences, with relevant experience.
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| Experienced Programmer |
| Description |
The tasks will comprise of developing a modern intranet according to tight specifications,
maintaining legacy intranet web applications and porting these to the new site. Other software
projects will have to be maintained and extended.
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| Required Profile |
The candidate needs to have good experience in the development of mid-size projects and web-applications.
It is necessary to be proficient in:
- JAVA programming
- OO design and analysis
- Developing Enterprise Java Beans
- Developing web sites using frameworks like STRUTS
- Experienced in C++ and IPC mechanisms such as CORBA
- Experienced in JNI
- Experienced in using open source libraries and frameworks such as ACE
- Good knowledge of networks (TCP/IP, etc.)
- LINUX administration experience
- Good knowledge of SQL and databases (pref. MySQL)
- HTML, XML
- Teamwork
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