Analyze positioning signals for LEO and lunar satellites, define interfaces, develop SDRs and signal simulators, and test navigation signal generation using Python and C/C++.
About this role
The role designs and develops attitude-control systems for small satellites, including conceptual system design and selection of required components.
Responsibilities include developing attitude-control software for satellite-mounted control units using C and C++, creating simulators that model satellite behavior using C and C++, and conducting mission analysis to examine satellite behavior.
The work covers both hardware and software aspects of small-satellite attitude-control design, from initial design through completion. It also includes analysis for missions using multiple satellites in large constellations.
The position supports the development and production of small artificial satellites and may involve projects related to maritime digital transformation, IoT communications for sustainability initiatives, deep-space exploration, and lunar industries. The posting also states that the role may involve collaboration with countries in Europe, North America, Asia, Africa, and South America, as well as joint research and development projects with space agencies including ESA.
Named tools and technologies include Windows, Linux, GitHub, GitHub Projects V2, GitHub Issues, Git, C, C++, and Python. A company-designated PC is provided according to the employee's preference. The basic work arrangement is office-based at the Ariake office in Koto, Tokyo, with limited remote work available. The office is entirely smoke-free indoors.
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