Launch Operator
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Involve Space in Como
Our stratospheric balloons are changing the way we observe and interact with our planet. As we expand our operations, we are looking for a dedicated Launch Operations Technician to join our operations team. This is an extraordinary opportunity to be a part of a pioneering field, contributing to groundbreaking advancements in stratospheric technology. The balloons are the spacecraft of Stratostats, our pseudo-satellite platform: https://www.involvespace.eu/stratostats/
Key responsibilities
- Collaboration with Engineering Team: Work closely with our engineers in the mission preparation, with simulations and predictions.
- Flight Testing: Play a critical role in conducting test and commercial flights.
- Launch and Recovery Operations: Collaborate with our launch team in deploying, preparing, and launching balloons.
After mission completion, be a key player in the recovery and storage of both the balloon and the gondola, ensuring they are ready for future use.
Qualifications
- Diploma in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Industrial, or a related field.
- At least 1 years of experience in operations, preferably in aerospace or related industries.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team and adapt to dynamic project requirements.
- Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
- Good physical shape for recovery operations.
- Dynamic Growth: Join a startup in a phase of exceptional growth, experiencing rapid expansion and scaling up operations. Be a part of our exciting journey as we evolve and enhance our capabilities in the stratospheric exploration sector.
- Prestigious Collaborations: Work in an environment that boasts close collaborations with esteemed organizations such as the Italian Space Agency, European Space Agency, and NASA. These partnerships exemplify our commitment to excellence and innovation in the aerospace field.
- Global Aerospace Connections: Engage with various global players in the aerospace industry. Our network and collaborations extend acr