Overview SWISSto12 is one of the world’s fastest-growing aerospace companies, evolving from its pioneering use of 3D printing technologies for high-performance Radio Frequency (RF) products and applications to recently announcing the manufacture of entire geostationary telecom satellites, called HummingSat, that define a new category in space. HummingSat is the world’s first commercial telecom GEO SmallSat developed in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA). Its uniquely compact size combined with highly capable telecom payloads allows telecommunications operators to deploy a cost-efficient, compact, and agile asset without sacrificing performance or security. SWISSto12 is also a leading provider of Radio-Frequency products and sub-systems for satellite communication and remote sensing applications. The company’s patented 3D printing technologies and associated product designs uniquely deliver lightweight, compact, highly performing, and competitive RF products. This position is a unique opportunity to play a key role in the growth and scale-up of a new category leader in the Aerospace industry.
Job Requirements
5+ years of experience
in quality inspection within the
aerospace or space sector , with emphasis on AIT.
Deep familiarity with
space hardware integration , including structures, avionics, harnesses, and propulsion systems.
Strong understanding of
aerospace quality standards
such as ECSS, NASA-STD, ISO 9001, and AS9100.
Experience working in
cleanroom environments
(ISO 8 / ISO 7) with high discipline in contamination control.
Competent in using
inspection tools , measurement equipment (e.g., micrometers, calipers, multimeters), and reading GD&T drawings.
Proficient in
documentation tools , quality management systems, and digital inspection checklists.
Ability to interpret
schematics, wiring diagrams, mechanical drawings, and technical specs .
Good communication skills and ability to work collaboratively across engineering and operations teams.
Experience with
non-conformance reporting systems
and quality databases is a plus (e.g., Windchill, SAP).
Experience with PLM for inspection.
Windchill knowledge is a plus.
Certification in IPC-A-610, J-STD-001, or NASA/ESA workmanship standards.
Prior experience in satellite or launch vehicle programs.
Hands‑on experience with
space environmental testing
(vibe, thermal vac, EMI/EMC).
Work in
cleanroom or controlled environments .
May require
weekend or shift work
depending on project schedules (mid 2026).
Position that can require frequent travel to supplier sites.
Language: Fluent in English (with emphasis on excellent writing skills) and French.
Job Responsibilities
Perform
incoming ,
in-process
and final inspections of spacecraft components, subsystems, and full assemblies during AIT activities.
Verify and enforce
compliance with engineering drawings, specifications, and industry standards
(e.g., ECSS, NASA-STD, ISO).
Conduct
first article inspections (FAI)
and support incoming inspection of mechanical, electrical, and flight hardware.
Review and validate
test setups , procedures, and test data to ensure conformity with test plans.
Document non-conformance (NCRs), initiate corrective actions, and participate in root cause analysis.
Ensure all
cleanroom protocols , ESD procedures, and contamination control practices are followed.
Interface with AIT, engineering, and quality teams to resolve technical and quality-related issues.
Review and verify
build documentation , travelers, inspection reports, and test data packages.
Participate in
MRBs (Material Review Boards)
and
readiness reviews (TRR, IRR, FRR) .
Support configuration management and traceability of flight hardware and test equipment.
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Job Requirements
5+ years of experience
in quality inspection within the
aerospace or space sector , with emphasis on AIT.
Deep familiarity with
space hardware integration , including structures, avionics, harnesses, and propulsion systems.
Strong understanding of
aerospace quality standards
such as ECSS, NASA-STD, ISO 9001, and AS9100.
Experience working in
cleanroom environments
(ISO 8 / ISO 7) with high discipline in contamination control.
Competent in using
inspection tools , measurement equipment (e.g., micrometers, calipers, multimeters), and reading GD&T drawings.
Proficient in
documentation tools , quality management systems, and digital inspection checklists.
Ability to interpret
schematics, wiring diagrams, mechanical drawings, and technical specs .
Good communication skills and ability to work collaboratively across engineering and operations teams.
Experience with
non-conformance reporting systems
and quality databases is a plus (e.g., Windchill, SAP).
Experience with PLM for inspection.
Windchill knowledge is a plus.
Certification in IPC-A-610, J-STD-001, or NASA/ESA workmanship standards.
Prior experience in satellite or launch vehicle programs.
Hands‑on experience with
space environmental testing
(vibe, thermal vac, EMI/EMC).
Work in
cleanroom or controlled environments .
May require
weekend or shift work
depending on project schedules (mid 2026).
Position that can require frequent travel to supplier sites.
Language: Fluent in English (with emphasis on excellent writing skills) and French.
Job Responsibilities
Perform
incoming ,
in-process
and final inspections of spacecraft components, subsystems, and full assemblies during AIT activities.
Verify and enforce
compliance with engineering drawings, specifications, and industry standards
(e.g., ECSS, NASA-STD, ISO).
Conduct
first article inspections (FAI)
and support incoming inspection of mechanical, electrical, and flight hardware.
Review and validate
test setups , procedures, and test data to ensure conformity with test plans.
Document non-conformance (NCRs), initiate corrective actions, and participate in root cause analysis.
Ensure all
cleanroom protocols , ESD procedures, and contamination control practices are followed.
Interface with AIT, engineering, and quality teams to resolve technical and quality-related issues.
Review and verify
build documentation , travelers, inspection reports, and test data packages.
Participate in
MRBs (Material Review Boards)
and
readiness reviews (TRR, IRR, FRR) .
Support configuration management and traceability of flight hardware and test equipment.
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Quality Control Technician - Space Systems Arbeitgeber: SWISSto12
SWISSto12 ist ein hervorragender Arbeitgeber, der seinen Mitarbeitern die Möglichkeit bietet, in einem dynamischen und innovativen Umfeld zu arbeiten, das sich auf die neuesten Technologien im Bereich der Hochfrequenzkommunikation konzentriert. Mit einem starken Fokus auf Teamarbeit, kontinuierliche Weiterbildung und einer positiven Unternehmenskultur fördert SWISSto12 das persönliche Wachstum seiner Mitarbeiter und bietet gleichzeitig die Chance, an bahnbrechenden Projekten wie dem HummingSat-Satelliten mitzuarbeiten. Die Lage in Lausanne, einer der lebenswertesten Städte der Schweiz, ergänzt die attraktiven Arbeitsbedingungen durch eine hohe Lebensqualität und zahlreiche Freizeitmöglichkeiten.
