Mechanical AIT
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Graduate in Piemonte
Space assets and services are not fully monetized. At Revolv Space, we are solving the problem of low duty cycles by developing and manufacturing the next generation of critical subsystems enabling continuous spacecraft operations and therefore full monetization of space assets.
We start with tackling the power limitations of small satellites by providing best-in-class products for small satellites: Solar Array Drive Assemblies, solar arrays and deployment mechanisms.
To achieve this mission, we are on the lookout for a Mechanical AIT Technician who will have great laboratory skills related to assembly and testing of mechanical systems. This role provides close collaboration with the AIT team lead and across other production and laboratory roles. If you're down for the challenge of building systems that will later reach orbit, this is a call for you
Location: Turin, Italy
Working language: English
Starting date: between December 2026 and March 2027
Responsibilities:
- Perform assembly and inspections of engineering and flight-worthy mechanical / mechanism assemblies;
- Provide inputs to the mechanical design and testing of our products with the focus on manufacturability;
- Participate in the quality management processes related to AIT of our products;
- Maintain order in your assigned part of the lab infrastructure;
- Document your AIT activities;
- Work closely with design engineers to troubleshoot and resolve integration issues, providing a feedback loop to the design of our products;
- Contribute to the development of test fixtures and ground support equipment;
- Participate in the development and conducting of tests for the validation and flight qualification of our products.
Requirements:
- 1-3 yrs of experience in hands-on AIT activities on complex mechanical / mechanism / electromechanical systems, like spacecraft deployment / actuation systems or similar;
- Strong skillset in mechanical assembly and testing;
- Familiarity with assembly, coating and g