Job Region: Europe

Payload Integration Engineer, Luxembourg
GTS Space is working with a company who are redefining what’s possible in the Low Earth Orbit economy. Backed by an ambitious in-space manufacturing platform and a growing roster of private missions, they are building Europe’s answer to orbital re-entry capability, and they need a Payload Integration Engineer who wants to be at the centre of it.
This is not a role where you sit on the sidelines of a mission. You will be the thread that runs from customer onboarding through to a payload successfully flying and returning data. You’ll guide customers through integration onto next generation platforms, working directly on live space vehicle programmes rather than watching them from a distance.
Expect to work across engineering, systems, software and business development, shaping the standards and processes that this company will use for years to come. You’ll be trusted to build relationships with ESA, NASA PSRP and eventually FAA counterparts, suppliers and commercial partners, representing the business at every stage from acquisition through to post mission review.
You’ll own risk management, budgets and timelines on payload integration activity, and you’ll have real influence over how the workflows for the entire payload lifecycle are defined, from requirements through to in orbit operation.
What you’ll bring:
A degree in Aerospace Engineering, Systems Engineering, Physics or a related technical field, ideally at Master’s level. At least 3 years’ experience in payload integration, systems engineering or mission management within the aerospace industry or an agency, ideally gained in a start-up or emerging space company. ISS or similar programme experience is a strong asset.
You’ll bring strong knowledge of spacecraft systems and payload design, familiarity with environmental testing (thermal, vacuum, radiation) and space grade materials, and genuine comfort translating customer needs into technical requirements that get delivered, not just documented.
Why this one’s worth a look
Space companies talk about being early stage. Few actually let an engineer this early in their career shape the standards an entire integration function will run on for the next decade. If you want your fingerprints on how a new platform reaches orbit and comes back down again, this is that opportunity.

�� Senior AI / ML Engineer – BioTech in Space | Space Technology | Luxembourg
  
Artificial Intelligence. Satellite Operations. In-Orbit Manufacturing.
  
I’m currently partnering with an innovative New Space company developing technologies that will redefine how satellites operate and how manufacturing is performed in orbit.
  
This is an opportunity to apply cutting-edge AI and machine learning to real-world space missions—developing intelligent systems capable of supporting autonomous spacecraft, optimising satellite operations, and enabling the future of orbital manufacturing.
  
If you’re excited by solving complex engineering problems where AI directly influences the success of space missions, I’d love to hear from you.
  
What you’ll be doing

• Design and develop advanced AI and machine learning models for satellite missions and autonomous spacecraft operations.
• Build intelligent systems that optimise mission planning, spacecraft health monitoring, anomaly detection and autonomous decision-making.
• Develop AI algorithms to support in-orbit manufacturing processes, robotics and automated assembly.
• Work with telemetry, sensor and operational data to improve spacecraft performance throughout the mission lifecycle.
• Collaborate with Systems, Software, Robotics, Electronics and Mission Operations teams to integrate AI into flight systems.
• Research and implement state-of-the-art machine learning techniques, including deep learning, reinforcement learning and computer vision where appropriate.
• Support the validation and deployment of AI models for high-reliability, mission-critical applications.

  
What we’re looking for

• Strong commercial experience in AI and Machine Learning engineering.
• Excellent Python programming skills.
• Experience with modern ML frameworks such as PyTorch, TensorFlow or JAX.
• Experience designing, training and deploying machine learning models.
• Strong understanding of optimisation, data analysis and statistical modelling.
• Comfortable working within multidisciplinary engineering teams.

  
Must haves!

• Satellite or spacecraft engineering AI and Machine Learning experience
• If not – Biotech AI and Machine Learning experience

  
Why join?

• Work on technology that is shaping the future of the space industry.
• Apply AI to real spacecraft and orbital manufacturing systems.
• Join an ambitious engineering team solving genuinely unique technical challenges.
• High levels of technical ownership and freedom to innovate.
• Competitive salary and benefits.
• Long-term career growth within a rapidly expanding organisation.

  
If you’d like to work at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, Space Technology and Autonomous Systems, get in touch for a confidential conversation.

Senior Electronics Hardware Engineer | Motor Control Electronics | Space | Toulouse
  
���� Vous travaillez aujourd’hui dans l’automobile, l’aéronautique, la robotique, les actionneurs électriques ou l’électronique de puissance ?
  
Do you want to design advanced motor control electronics that will power mechanisms on next-generation satellites?
Do you want to develop the electronics behind precision space instruments, from initial concept through to launch?
Do you enjoy solving complex challenges involving BLDC motors, actuators, power electronics and embedded hardware?
Would you like to own the complete hardware development lifecycle, working alongside world-class engineers on technology that will operate in orbit?
I’m supporting one of Europe’s fastest-growing New Space companies as they continue to expand their satellite engineering team. They are looking for a Senior Electronics Hardware Engineer with strong experience in motor control electronics to design and develop the hardware driving critical electromechanical systems onboard their spacecraft.
You’ll be joining at an exciting stage of growth, giving you the opportunity to influence the architecture, technology and future direction of products that will be deployed in space.
  
�� You’ll be working on:
• Designing motor control electronics for BLDC motors, stepper motors and precision actuators
• Power electronics and mixed-signal hardware design
• Electronic architecture, schematic capture and PCB design
• Hardware integration, verification and validation
• Developing reliable electronics for demanding space environments
• Working closely with Mechanical, Embedded Software, Systems and AIT teams throughout the full product lifecycle
  
✅ Vous pourriez être un excellent profil si vous avez de l’expérience en :
• Électronique de commande moteur (BLDC, Brushless, Stepper, Servo, Actuateurs)
• Électronique de puissance et conversion d’énergie
• Conception électronique analogique, numérique et mixte
• Architecture matérielle, schémas électroniques et conception de PCB
• Altium Designer, Cadence, Mentor Graphics ou outils similaires
• Validation, intégration et mise au point de cartes électroniques
• Développement de systèmes embarqués pour des environnements exigeants (Aéronautique, Spatial, Automobile, Défense, Robotique…)
  
�� Why consider the move?
• Join a rapidly growing New Space company backed by more than €100M in funding
• Design motor control electronics that will fly onboard next-generation satellites
• Work on technically challenging, end-to-end hardware development
• Collaborate with some of the industry’s leading engineers in spacecraft development
�� Toulouse
�� Excellent salary + comprehensive benefits
��️ Permanent position
  
�� Si vous êtes curieux(se), même si vous n’êtes pas activement en recherche, envoyez-moi un message en toute confidentialité.

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