Electronic Technician
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Involve Space in Como
Involve Space is an Italian aerospace startup developing stratospheric pseudo-satellite platforms designed to operate at the edge of space. Our technology uses high-altitude balloons reaching up to 30-40 km to carry scientific payloads, Earth observation instruments, and telecommunications systems.
Our mission is "Getting you closer to space" by enabling cost-effective, scalable, and persistent high-altitude operations for industries such as infrastructure monitoring, disaster response, telecommunications, environmental monitoring, and defense.
At the core of our technology are Stratostats, reusable stratospheric platforms powered by advanced onboard systems and supported by our proprietary Neurostar AI software, which enables autonomous navigation and station-keeping in the stratosphere.
We are looking for an Electronics Technician to join our team and support the assembly, integration, testing, and troubleshooting of onboard electronics and avionics systems for high-altitude platforms. In this role,
you will work hands-on with electronic hardware operating in extreme environments at the edge of space, contributing to missions in Earth observation, telecommunications testing, and aerospace research.
Key responsibilities
- Assemble, wire, and integrate electronic systems and subsystems for stratospheric platforms
- Support the development and testing of analog and digital circuits for avionics and onboard systems
- Assist in the assembly and inspection of PCB boards for flight electronics
- Set up and operate measurement equipment for hardware testing and validation
- Support integration of communication modules (LoRa, LTE, WiFi, telemetry systems)
- Interface and test sensors and peripherals on embedded hardware
- Troubleshoot electronic devices and systems at component and subsystem level
- Support environmental testing and flight validation activities
- Assist with system integration and flight readiness checks
- Collaborate with engineering teams across avionics