Flight Dynamics Operations Engineer – Space Sector
Pubblicato il 26-09-2026 - TurinTech in Roma
TurinTech, Forward Engineering , a global partner for engineering services in collaboration with key players in the industrial sector, is looking for:
Flight Dynamics Operations Engineer - Space Sector
Main Activity/Responsibility
- Orbit determination, maneuver planning and monitoring of satellite orbital parameters
- Analysis and management of orbital events, conjunction analysis and Collision Avoidance Maneuvers (CAM)
- Definition and optimization of Flight Dynamics System (FDS) workflows
- Development and validation of operational procedures, including Python-based automated pipelines
- Preparation and participation in System Operations Validation Test Campaigns
- Support to LEOP (Launch and Early Orbit Phase) and Commissioning activities
- On-console operational activities during LEOP and on-call support
- Management of routine and emergency flight dynamics operations
- Proposal of improvements for in-orbit control strategies
- Support to Ground Segment Engineering teams for future mission flight dynamics systems development
TECH SKILLS
- Master's Degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mathematics, Physics or equivalent
- At least 2 years of experience in Flight Dynamics Operations for LEO satellites
- Strong knowledge of orbit determination and satellite attitude/orbit dynamics
- Experience in SSA (Space Situational Awareness) and CAM management
- Experience in operational space missions and satellite control activities
- Good expertise in Python scripting
- Experience with Unix/Linux based systems
- Ability to manage operational activities in nominal and critical scenarios
- Strong coordination and communication skills
- Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities
- Good command of English and Italian languages (B2 or higher)
PRIVACY NOTICE
The present announcement is aimed at both sexes, pursuant to Laws 903/77 and 125/91, and to people of all ages and nationalities, pursuant to Legislative Decrees 215/03 and 216/03.
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