Space Applications Expert, Satellite Navigation & Connectivity
Pubblicato il 29-09-2026 - NTU International A/S in Italia
Non-Key Expert – Space Applications Expert, Satellite Navigation & Connectivity NTU International is preparing a proposal for the project “Support to the Africa-EU Space Partnership Programme – AESPP Boost.” The programme aims to strengthen cooperation between Africa and the European Union in the space sector , supporting policy dialogue, institutional partnerships, knowledge exchange, innovation, private sector engagement and investment, while contributing to stronger and more sustainable African space ecosystems.
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In this context, we are seeking a highly qualified Non-Key Expert – Space Applications Expert, Satellite Navigation & Connectivity to support activities related to satellite navigation, GNSS and augmentation systems, satellite connectivity and the development and uptake of space-based applications across Africa.
Minimum Qualifications and Skills: University degree at Master’s level in engineering, telecommunications,
aeronautics, geomatics , or a related field.
Excellent command of English .
Working knowledge of French and/or Portuguese will be considered an asset.
Minimum General Professional Experience: Minimum 8 years of professional experience in satellite navigation, telecommunications, satellite connectivity and/or related applications .
Minimum Specific Professional Experience At least 4 years of professional experience working on satellite-navigation or connectivity applications , including GNSS and SBAS, aviation or maritime applications and/or satellite broadband.
Working knowledge of Galileo and EGNOS, IRIS² and relevant African navigation and augmentation initiatives is an asset. xysqume
If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply and upload your CV via LinkedIn or send to
Please note that only selected candidates will be contacted due to the large amount of applicants.