System Administrator
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - ESYEN in Roma
Are you an experienced System Administrator looking for a unique opportunity to work on one of Europe’s most ambitious space programs?
Do you want to be part of the team that ensures the seamless operation of the Galileo satellite navigation system?
We are looking for two skilled System Administrators to join our team and play a key role in managing and maintaining the IT infrastructure supporting the Galileo program. You will work in a high-availability environment, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the ground segment systems that keep Europe’s global navigation satellite system (GNSS) running smoothly.
ABOUT US
ESYEN is an engineering company offering services to the Space Industry, working with major international Customers and Agencies like EUSPA and ESA. Since 2012, we play an active role in all the main European Space Programs, including Earth Observation, Navigation and Secure Satcom.
Our team has a solid track record in providing Ground Segment services across the major EU Space Programmes. ESYEN operates in Italy, Germany, France and Spain,
with a strong commitment to innovation and quality of service.
? Possible Work Locations
The position is available at one of the following Galileo program sites:
GCC- Deutschland – DLR, near Munich - Germany
GSMC France – EUSPA, Saint-Germain-en-Laye near Paris - France
GCC-Italy - Fucino Space Center, Ortucchio (AQ) - Italy
? Please specify your preferred work location in your application.
WHAT WE LOOK FOR
✅ Education & Experience
Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field
2+ years of experience as a System Administrator in a complex IT environment (space, aerospace, telecommunications, or similar)
✅ Technical Skills
Strong expertise in Windows & Linux system administration
Knowledge of virtualization technologies (e.g., VMware)
Familiarity with networking concepts (routing, switch configuration, firewall, VPNs)
Proficiency in automation & scripting (PowerShell, Bash, Python, or Ansib