Application coordinator
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Starion in Italia
Are you interested in being part of a company that shapes the future of space and cyber technologies? To have a job where you can contribute to real-world missions with long‐term impact? We are looking for an Application Life‐Cycle Coordinator to work in Frascati, Italy or Noordwijk, Netherlands. You will provide key support, ensuring effective collaboration with primary stakeholders across ESA establishments.
About the client and location The European Space Agency (ESA) is an intergovernmental organisation committed to studying space and increasing global awareness on current space exploration and related scientific research. ESA is responsible for outlining and implementing the current European space programme and ensuring its successful execution. Current programmes aim to develop new and existing satellite‐based technologies, further our understanding of space whilst also using this information to study Earth and the current climate.
This position is open to protected categories under Italian Law 68/99 ("Rules for the right to work of disabled people").
Tasks and activities The scope of work will include ensuring that the applications in charge operates properly, including: Handling application‐related exceptions and escalations. Granting the usability of the applications to end‐users. Guaranteeing the adherence of the applications with business processes.
Relying on the application services supplied by the providers including functional support, corrective maintenance, minor evolution and in some cases major evolution. Overseeing ticket management processes. Acting as the agency's operational authority for applications, covering both functional and business aspects. Serving as the point of contact for suppliers regarding queries and issues requiring Application Coordinator follow‐up. Reviewing deliverables and documentation.
Coordinating the end‐to‐end preparation, execution, and follow‐up of organisational processes contributing to the delivery of the agency's