Systems Engineer
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Cosine in Benevento
Your (space) mission
As the Systems Engineer at cosine you are the technical bridge between our advanced Earth observation payloads and the satellite platforms that carry them into space. You ensure that our remote sensing instruments integrate seamlessly into a complete satellite system by translating mission requirements, technical constraints, and interface specifications into clear engineering solutions.
You have a thorough understanding of the payload's performance, physical characteristics, and operational requirements. Working closely with satellite manufacturers, subsystem engineers, and project teams, you coordinate the system-level engineering activities that enable successful missions. Your work directly contributes to bringing innovative remote sensing technology from development to launch and operation in orbit.
Tasks & Responsibilities
Act as the primary technical interface between cosine and satellite manufacturers for payload integration activities
Define, maintain, and manage system requirements, interface control documents,
and verification plans for remote sensing payloads
Ensure payload specifications such as mass, dimensions, power consumption, thermal characteristics, data interfaces, and operational constraints are accurately communicated and aligned with spacecraft requirements
Translate new or changed spacecraft requirements into actionable requirements for internal teams, including mechanical, thermal, electrical, software, and electronics engineering disciplines
Coordinate system-level integration, verification, and validation activities to ensure the payload performs successfully within the overall satellite architecture throughout the project lifecycle
Your profile
Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Systems Engineering, Physics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical discipline
Proven experience in systems engineering for complex high-technology products, preferably in the space, aerospace, optics,