AOCS Design Junior_Engineer
Pubblicato il 22-09-2026 - Thales Group in Roma
A Joint Venture between Thales (67%) and Leonardo (33%), Thales Alenia Space is a global space manufacturer delivering, for more than 40 years, high-tech solutions for telecommunications, navigation, Earth Observation, environmental management, exploration, science and orbital infrastructures. Thanks to our diversity of skills, talents and cultures, our customers (governments, institutions, space agencies, telecommunications operators), therefore have Space to Connect, Secure & Defend, Observe & Protect, Explore, Travel & Navigate.
È questo il ruolo che sta cercando? Se sì, continui a leggere per maggiori dettagli e si ricordi di candidarsi oggi stesso.
We are looking for an Attitude and Orbit Control System Design Junior Engineer CANDIDATES THAT WOULD IMPRESS USYou have graduated with a Master Degree in Aerospace Engineering with a specific focus on attitude control or in Control Systems Engineering. You are fluent in English with excellent listening and reading skills. You have a proactive attitude and a strong problem-solving mindset.
You are highly organized and methodical with excellent communication skills. You are able to manage multiple tasks and work effectively within a team. You have a strong orientation towards achieving results within given constraints.
COMPETENCIES:You can master the kinematics and dynamics of rigid bodies with gyroscopic stiffness and flexible appendages. You have a deep understanding of sensors and actuators technology. You are familiar with optimal estimation theory and robust control theory. You are proficient in Matlab, Simulink and C++ programming. You have familiarity with automatic code generation which will be considered an advantage. You have knowledge of space engineering standards which will be considered a plus.
LIFE AS AN ATTITUDE AND ORBIT CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGN JUNIOR ENGINEER ROLE
- As a Junior Engineer within Thales, you will contribute to all phases of the subsystem lifecycle from feasibility studies to in-flight act