Space Electronics Engineer
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Factorial in Torino
Location: Turin, Italy Full-Time Salary Range: €30,000 - €50,000
Join ORiS and help build the future of energy in space.
At ORiS, we are building the technologies that will power the next generation of space missions. Through laser-based wireless power transmission, we aim to overcome the energy limitations of today’s satellites and enable longer, more capable, and more resilient operations in orbit.
We are looking for a Space Electronics Engineer to support the development of electronic systems for ORiS’s inter-satellite wireless power transmission mission.
Working closely with the Lead Electronic Engineer, you will contribute to the design, development, integration, and testing of electronic boards and subsystems, including power distribution, laser control, sensing, data acquisition, actuator interfaces, and onboard communications.
This is a hands-on role covering the full hardware development cycle, from requirements analysis and schematic design to PCB layout, prototyping, debugging, verification, and integration with the spacecraft’s other subsystems.
What You Will Do
- Design of the electrical schematics and PCB layout
- Design electrical schematics and PCB layouts for power, control, sensing, data acquisition, and communication electronics
- Develop and integrate electronic interfaces for laser sources, pointing mechanisms, sensors, actuators, onboard computers, and spacecraft power systems
- Translate subsystem requirements and interface definitions into reliable board-level designs
- Select and evaluate EEE components considering electrical performance, reliability, thermal constraints, radiation, and space qualification requirements
- Perform circuit simulations, electrical analyses, power-budget assessments, and design verification activities
- Assemble, debug, and test electronic boards and integrated subsystems using laboratory instrumentation
- Prepare and execute test plans, procedures, and verification activities
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