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Enrolled in aMaster’s or advancedBachelor’s student in Aerospace, Mechanical, Systems engineering, or a related field
Basic Knowledge offluidic systems and an interest invalves, fluid couplings, welding, and MAIT processes.
Familiarity withspace systems engineering , structural and thermal considerations, andspace materials is expected.
Good to haveknowledge of ECSS standards, CAD/PLM tools, propulsion fundamentals, NDT, and space qualification processes.
Strong analytical and communication skills
Proactive, structured, and able to work independently and in a team

Your mission

As part of our Systems Engineering team in Munich, Germany , you will contribute to the development and integration of spacecraft systems for an upcoming In-Orbit Refueling Demonstration (IOD) mission . This role provides hands‑on experience across the full lifecycle of space systems (design, analysis, optimization, and assembly) while working closely with a multidisciplinary team. The position is planned for a duration of 6 months , with the possibility of extension. We also offer the opportunity to convert the work into a Master’s thesis , with the exact topic tailored to the candidate’s interests and strengths.

Your role will include:

Assist in system‑level design and integration activities for the IOD mission.
Contributing to mechanical modeling and structural analysis , using CATIA V5 / 3DEXPERIENCE .
Contribute to fluidic systems design .
Conduct Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and thermal analysis for spacecraft components.
Participate in MAIT (Manufacturing, Assembly, Integration, and Testing) processes for spacecraft components.
Preparing documentation for systems engineering deliverables

We offer

Immediate and flexible start
30 days annual vacation and flexible working hours
Potential for a Master’s project and/or full-time employment afterwards
EGYM Wellpass and subsidy for the Deutschlandticket
Complimentary beverages, company events, and professional development opportunities

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