Photovoltaic Assembly & Electrical Engineer
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - Revolv Space in Torino
Space assets and services are not fully monetized. Commercial payloads on board small satellites, like cameras, sensors, and antennas, work for less than 20% of the time spent in orbit due to limitations in small satellite buses. At Revolv Space, we are solving this problem by designing, manufacturing, and testing the next generation of critical components enabling continuous payload operations and full monetization of space assets.
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We start with tackling the power limitations of small satellites by providing a fail-safe and autonomous Solar Array Drive Assembly for small satellites.
To achieve this mission, we are seeking a PVA & Electrical Engineer to join our team. This role is for a hands-on expert who will drive the development, assembly, and testing of our spacecraft's solar array systems. You will work closely with both the AIT and product development teams.
Starting month: October 2026
Working language: English (also the language of the recruitment process)
Working location: Turin, Italy
Your mission
Lead the PVA process development, qualification and execution;
Design and develop jigs, fixtures, and tools for the precise alignment and integration of photovoltaic cells;
Conduct a variety of non-destructive and destructive tests to validate the quality of welded and bonded joints;
Design and analyze the electrical circuits of the solar array, including stringing of cells, diode placement, and harness routing;
Perform analyses to predict electrical performance under various space conditions (e.g., thermal cycles, radiation exposure);
Develop and implement test plans for electrical performance, including I-V (current-voltage) curve characterization;
Build prototypes of solar panel sections for testing;
Execute environmental tests, such as thermal vacuum (TVAC) testing and vibration testing, to simulate launch and on-orbit conditions;
Conduct performance testing, including solar simulator testing, to measure power output.
What you bring
5+ years of demonstrated professional experience in PVA (photovoltaic assembly)
Professional soldering/PV welding and testing experience
Strong understanding of the electrical and physical properties of solar cells and solar array materials
Good knowledge of physics in the context of space engineering (effects of radiation, vacuum, space particles and thermal stresses on electrical/PV systems)
Good knowledge of space industry standards related to PVA
Proficiency in CAD software for designing solar panel layouts and fixtures
Experience with test equipment, including power supplies, multimeters, and data acquisition systems.
Strong analytical skills to interpret test data and troubleshoot issues
Fluent use of English
Not required, but helpful: skills in PCBs and flexible PBCs design
What we offer
EUR 65. , according to both real experience and proficiency in the role
Goal-oriented environment with flexible working hours;
Possibility of occasional remote work;
International team driven by passion and commitment;
Company activities and retreats;
Buoni pasto;
Hands-on experience with the design, manufacturing, and testing of space-grade systems;
Direct impact on a NewSpace startup in the heart of Europe’s high-tech hub.
About the hiring process
15-min screening call with Gaia (HR Manager)
60-min in-depth technical interview with the engineering team
45-min behavioural interview with Marco (CEO)
Welcome onboard!
Studies have shown that women and people from unprivileged backgrounds are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single qualification. At Revolv Space, we are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive and authentic workplace, so if you’re excited about this role but your past experience doesn’t align perfectly with every qualification in the , we encourage you to apply anyways. xkiyazw You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles.