Public summary
Join a leading space technology company in Berlin to support the operation and optimization of one of the world’s largest Earth observation satellite constellations. This role focuses on daily satellite fleet management, software development for operational efficiency, anomaly resolution, flight software testing and deployment, and collaboration with cross-disciplinary engineering teams to enhance satellite capabilities. The position is full-time, hybrid with 3 days per week onsite in Berlin, and offers a salary range of approximately €48,100 to €60,100 gross per year, plus potential bonuses and equity.
Location and work setup
- Location
- Berlin
- Remote status
- Hybrid
- German requirement signal
- No German Required Detected
- Detected job language
- English
Salary
EUR 48100.00 - 60100.00 year
Responsibilities
Conduct daily fleet health checks and participate in on-call shifts; test and deploy flight software upgrades; debug satellite anomalies; perform on-orbit experiments; create and maintain operational procedures; develop real-time mission-critical software solutions; aggregate satellite data and generate monitoring metrics; analyze system issues and propose improvements; support fleet productivity enhancements; communicate operational feedback to launch, manufacturing, and engineering teams; contribute to shaping next-generation spacecraft operational strategies.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, computer science, or related field with over 2 years of relevant experience; proficiency in software development particularly Python or similar; data-driven approach with experience in statistical analysis; familiarity with space environment challenges; proactive problem-solving skills; effective teamwork and communication in technical settings; professional working proficiency in English. Desired qualifications include experience with Agile methodologies, DevOps tools (Git, GitLab, Docker, Jenkins, Bash, Linux, CI/CD), hands-on spacecraft operation or remote systems experience, and open-source contributions.