pPAVE Space is building LYOBA, a heavy kick stage moving up to 4-tonne payloads from LEO to high-energy orbits in under 24 hours. /ppThe structures team is in the thick of converging on the vehicle's primary structure design. We need another engineer to take ownership of a substructure: design it, analyse it, get it built, and prove it works. /ph3You will own /h3pDesign and sizing of assigned primary or secondary metallic structure assemblies /ppStructural analysis to support those design decisions: static, dynamic, buckling /ppSupplier interface: specifications and follow-up through delivery /ppVerification planning: defining how your structure gets proven, from test spec through acceptance /ppInterface ownership: managing the boundaries between your structure and adjacent subsystems /ph3What we are looking for /h3p3–5 years designing and analysing primary and secondary metallic structures /ppReal FEA experience: static, dynamic, modal, buckling /ppNX and Teamcenter (or equivalent CAD/PLM workflow you can transition from quickly) /ppYou've had your designs manufactured: you understand what a shop floor does to a drawing and you've adapted for it /ppYou've taken at least one structure from design through qualification testing /ppFluent English (our working language) /ppNice to have: experience with pressure vessels or close working relationship with propulsion subsystems, French, or hands-on manufacturing experience yourself. /ph3You will fit if /h3pYou want to own a substructure, not just run someone else's analysis model. /ppYou're comfortable making design decisions when interfaces aren't fully frozen and timelines are short. /ppYou care how your structure gets built and tested, not just how it performs in a simulation. /ppYou'd rather join a small team where your work is visible than a large one where it disappears into a document tree. /ppFully on-site in Villeneuve (VD). The vehicle is still being designed: you'll actively contribute to shaping it, not detailing someone else's locked architecture. Some interfaces won't be frozen when you start, and you'll need to move forward anyway. /ppWhat makes that worth it: your substructure flies. You'll see the parts you sized and specified go from a supplier's floor to a qualified piece of flight hardware, working alongside a small structures team where nothing you do gets buried. This is the most ambitious space programme in Switzerland, and you'll have direct evidence of your contribution on the vehicle. /p #J-18808-Ljbffr
Spacecraft Structures Engineer Arbeitgeber: PAVE Space SA
PAVE Space SA ist ein hervorragender Arbeitgeber, der seinen Mitarbeitern in Villeneuve, Schweiz, eine dynamische und innovative Arbeitsumgebung bietet. Hier haben Sie die Möglichkeit, an spannenden Projekten im Bereich der Raumfahrttechnik zu arbeiten, während Sie von einem unterstützenden Team profitieren, das Wert auf persönliche und berufliche Weiterentwicklung legt. Die Unternehmenskultur fördert Kreativität und Zusammenarbeit, was Ihnen hilft, Ihre Fähigkeiten in einem zukunftsorientierten Sektor weiter auszubauen.
