Our client is a fast-growing high-tech company developing advanced
satellite equipment. They are looking for a hands-on, proactive Testing Engineer to support environmental testing activities (electronic, climatic and thermal-vacuum) for space-grade hardware. This role is ideal for engineers motivated by hardware testing, laboratory work and space technologies.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare, mount and cable devices for climatic and thermal-vacuum (TVAC) tests.
- Operate automated test racks and execute established test procedures.
- Monitor tests, ensure logs are generated correctly, and validate raw data.
- Diagnose device performance based on power consumption, telemetry and behaviour.
- Assemble and disassemble setups, ensuring correct mechanical and electrical installation.
- Convert raw data into clear test reports and maintain documentation.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering or Industrial Engineering.
- Experience in testing, laboratory work or environmental testing (TVAC/climatic experience is a plus).
- Hands-on attitude, experience wiring, assembling setups or using laboratory instrumentation.
- Basic programming or scripting knowledge and familiarity with automated test benches.
- Ability to follow procedures, understand equipment behaviour and analyze raw data.
- Proactive, detail-oriented, motivated to learn and interested in space hardware.
- English level B2.
What the Company Offers
- Health insurance and daily lunch included.
- Access to modern laboratories, automated test systems and environmental chambers.
- The chance to work directly with satellite equipment and contribute to real aerospace validation.
- A dynamic, growing environment with strong learning and development opportunities.
If you are interested in this challenging position we are looking forward to receiving your comprehensive application for
ref.no. 108,994 preferably through our
ISG career portal or via email.
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