Sar system engineer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Newce Technical in Italia
SAR End-to-End Systems Engineer Location: Turin, Italy (3 days in office per week minimum) New Space Technical are partnered with a leading European small-satellite manufacturer developing next-generation Earth Observation missions. We are looking for an experienced SAR End-to-End Systems Engineer to lead the design and performance of complete SAR remote sensing systems, from spaceborne payload definition through to ground segment, processing chains, and final data products. You will join their team on a Full-Time, Permanent basis. The Role: You'll own the end-to-end SAR system architecture, translating mission objectives into robust, high-performance technical solutions across space and ground segments. Key responsibilities include: Defining and maintaining end-to-end SAR system architectures Translating user needs into system-level requirements with full traceability Leading SAR payload concept definition and system trade-offs Performing end-to-end performance analyses (resolution, swath, NESZ, coverage, latency, product quality) Ensuring alignment between payload design,
processing, calibration, and data products Supporting system and payload reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR, TRR, QR) Working closely with payload, AIT, ground segment, and operations teams Supporting commissioning, calibration, and validation strategies What They're Looking For: Master's degree in Aerospace, Telecoms, Electronics, or similar 5+ years' experience in SAR systems, EO missions, or remote sensing Strong background in spaceborne SAR principles and performance drivers Experience with SAR data processing chains and product generation Systems engineering experience across payload, mission, and ground segments Familiarity with ECSS / space engineering standards Fluent English Nice to Have: SAR for small satellites or constellations On-board processing or data compression EO product definition or user-driven mission design Why This Role? High-impact technical ownership working on a key Government proj