Energy/Electrical Engineer
Pubblicato il 23-09-2026 - Thales Group in Roma
Overview In this role you drive electrical and EMC design and testing for space systems. You will work within a cross-functional team to translate mission requirements into robust, validated electrical architectures and EMC/RFC solutions. You analyze interfaces, perform simulations, and lead IVVQ activities across product life cycles.
The position offers hands-on impact on power and RF systems for Earth Observation, Navigation, or Telecom platforms, within a dynamic space program. This is a permanent role based in Rome with potential short-term relocations and occasional shifts to support integration and testing.
Responsabilità Assess and translate mission System and ORD/SRD requirements Interface with System E2E, Avionics, Payloads and other peers Define and validate Electrical and EMC/RFC architectures Assess electrical I/F resources, sizing and budgets Model RFC issues and energy balance; implement power architecture in simulation Lead System and S/S Electrical & EMC IVVQ; support AIV, OPS, SVTs,
LEOP and commissioning Assess motor drives interfaces and performances Modalities for mitigating impinging RF from antennas and equipment using radar absorbers and CST simulations Define EMC/RFC architecture, sizing, budgets, and control plans; perform testing at equipment level Conduct ESD, magneto-static, and radiated analyses; RF compatibility with Launch Vehicles Requisiti fondamentali Master Degree in Electrical/Electronic/Telecommunication Engineering with RF and EMC focus English proficiency C1+ At least 2 years in a similar role with EO/Navigation/Telecom spacecraft design and test experience Demonstrated knowledge of system requirements analysis, power design, interfaces, budgets and verification Experience with RF, EMC standards and spacecraft testing processes Customer-focused Proactive and organized Strong communication skills System requirements analysis and flow-down Electrical and power design and sizing Design documentation: specifications, interfaces, budgets, validation