Propulsion Engineer (gn) @ SpaceTech Venture, Lausanne (CH)
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At PAVE Space, we are redefining in-space logistics with autonomous and mobile spacecraft. Our first mission is a kickstage, a vehicle that improves satellite deployment by accelerating orbit raising.
We are seeking a Propulsion Engineer to develop our chemical propulsion system. The role involves designing, testing, and optimizing propulsion components, contributing from the concept phase through to testing.
This is a unique opportunity to impact a major project and develop a key subsystem of our spacecraft.
Who are you?
- Passionate about space technology and in-orbit mobility solutions.
- Eager to contribute from the beginning of a pioneering project.
- Strong technical knowledge in propulsion, fluid dynamics, and thermodynamics.
- Practical, hands-on mindset with experience testing and refining hardware.
- Ability to own propulsion development tasks from concept to testing.
- Detail-oriented, ensuring precision and reliability.
- Experience working in fast-paced, hands-on engineering environments.
- Excellent English communication skills.
What do we offer?
- Opportunity to shape the future of Swiss space tech.
- Dynamic startup environment with impactful contributions.
- Hands-on experience in propulsion design and testing.
- Cross-disciplinary collaboration with GNC, mission design, and aerospace experts.
- Growth opportunities in aerospace innovation.
What do we value?
- Technical Excellence: Precision and quality.
- Ownership & Accountability: Responsibility for mission success.
- Hands-on Innovation: Fast testing and iteration.
- Learning & Growth: Embracing challenges and feedback. xayajpt
If you\’re ready to engineer the future of in-space propulsion, join us at PAVE Space!
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