Designs small-satellite PCBs from schematics to manufacturing release, balancing signal integrity, thermal and structural constraints, with test findings feeding design rules and reviews.
About this role
This position sits in the Future Space Systems Business Division and supports the LEO-PNT and LNSS positioning programs. It designs and develops the ground segment and monitoring systems used to evaluate satellite orbit, timing, signals, and service performance.
The engineer designs monitoring-station architecture, equipment configuration, communication links, and data flows; integrates antennas, positioning-signal receivers, SDR and other RF equipment, timing references, and data-collection systems; and develops monitoring-data processing, storage, and visualization. The role also covers performance analysis, calibration, redundancy, recovery procedures, and technical coordination with equipment makers, ground-station operators, research institutions, and partners. Named tools include Linux, Python, MATLAB, RTKLIB, PTP, White Rabbit, NTP, GitHub, and Git.
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