Telespazio - System Engineer
Pubblicato il 01-10-2026 - Telespazio in Ortucchio
Job Description:Closer to Space, closer to the Future: join Telespazio – Leonardo Space DivisionLeonardo is a leading global industrial group in Aerospace, Defence and Security, delivering advance multi-domain technologies across Helicopters, Aircraft, Aerostructures, Electronics, Cybersecurity, and Space. As part of the Leonardo Space Division, Telespazio a joint venture between Leonardo (67%) and Thales (33%), is a global reference in the field of satellite solutions and services. With a workforce of over 3.500 professionals across its offices in Europe and around the world, Telespazio operates an international network of Space Centres and Teleports, offering cutting-edge solutions in Geoinformation Services, Satellite Systems and Operations, and Satellite Communications.Join us as we continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in Space.Inside the Fucino Space Center, we are looking for a System Engineer to support the Galileo Control Center.Mission:The Galileo Mission Segment (GMS) of the Galileo GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System)
manages mission operations by computing navigation data and time corrections, while ensuring the integrity and quality of the signal through continuous monitoring of user-transmitted data.The Secure Operation Engineer operates within the GMS, carrying out a dedicated set of tasks and responsibilities.Operational ActivitiesConduct operational requirements analysis, focusing on Classified Operations.Analyze KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) and identify processes and procedures to ensure compliance.Develop and maintain SOPs (Secure Operations Procedures) for managing secure ground and space segments.Manage and continuously monitor spaceborne cryptographic systems across the entire Galileo constellation.Execute operational procedures under nominal and contingency conditions.Manage critical operational situations to safeguard service continuity.Perform acceptance testing for new constellation satellites post-final orbital inse