Vacancy for Thermal Analysis Engineer at ESA in the Netherlands

Apply for the Vacancy for Thermal Analysis Engineer at ESA in the Netherlands. The deadline for the application is 20th July 2020.

ESA is an equal opportunity employer. It c to achieving diversity within the workforce and creating an inclusive working environment. Applications from women are encouraged.

Duties

Reporting to the Head of Section and within the technical fields described above, your main tasks and responsibilities will include:

• providing expert technical support and consultancy to ESA projects, programs and general studies in the fields of thermal analysis, related methods, tools and product data exchange throughout all project phases;
• Additionally, participating in feasibility studies, project reviews, and evaluations of procurement proposals;
• Also, identifying critical development problems, assisting in their resolution;
• Likewise, contributing to the definition of technology development requirements and work plans for the Agency’s Technology Programmes

Technical competencies

• General background and specific experience in the technical domains covered by the position
• Also, experience with the design, development, and application of relevant tools and method
• Additionally, understanding of and practical experience with related technologies, R&D trends and the industrial landscape
• Likewise, project support experience in a relevant domain
• Spacecraft systems knowledge
• Also, environmental testing for space hardware

Qualifications

Education

A Master’s degree or equivalent qualification in thermal/mechanical engineering or computational physics.

Additional requirements

Good knowledge of thermal analysis tools such as ESATAN-TMS and knowledge of space thermal control engineering is required. Knowledge of and interest in software engineering and numerical methods will be assets.

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