Avionics RTE&IVVQ Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - Thales Group in Roma
Overview In this role you contribute to avionics and spacecraft test and validation activities within a multinational space company. You will work on hardware-in-the-loop testing, avionics requirements, and simulation tools to ensure robust space systems. The position supports cross-functional collaboration across laboratories and international teams, contributing to mission-critical electronics and software environments. This opportunity offers hands-on engineering at scale in a mission-driven company focused on Space for Life.
Retribuzione / Benefits
mobility policy career development opportunities global/international exposure
Responsabilità
Support hardware-in-the-loop testing environments and spacecraft simulator development Work with avionic sensors/actuators and onboard computer interfaces Implement and verify software in Matlab/Simulink and C/C++ for real-time or HW/SW hybrids Coordinate with labs and teams to assess avionic requirements and testing procedures Apply ECSS/ECSS-like standards and PUS concepts to telemetry and telecommand data Use configuration and V&V; tools (e.g., DOORS, GIT)
for traceability and validation Work in an international environment and manage workload under constraints Maintain knowledge of space avionics standards and related hardware interfaces
Requisiti fondamentali
Master in Electrical/Computer/Control Engineering Fluent in English (C1) 5+ years of relevant experience (preferred) Knowledge of kinematics/dynamics of rigid bodies Avionic sensors/actuators technology Real-time or non-real-time hardware-in-the-loop testing Matlab/Simulink programming C/C++ programming Familiarity with 1553/CAN bus (AIM 1553 and KVASER or equivalent) Understanding of ESA ECSS/telemetry and telecommand standards (at least two listed) Data Handling hardware concepts (OBC, RTU, GNSS, microprocessors) Knowledge of TOOLS: DOORS, GIT Customer focused Organized and methodical Strong written and verbal communication Kinematics and dynamics of rigid bodies Avionics sensors/actuators HIL testing environments