Location: Turin, Italy
Full-Time
Salary Range: €70.000 - €100.000

Join ORiS and help build the future of energy in space. As a Senior Mission Analyst, you will play a key role in designing and optimizing groundbreaking space missions, including our ambition to deliver the first demonstration of Wireless Power Transmission between satellites in Low Earth Orbit.
This is an opportunity to work at the intersection of mission design, orbital mechanics, systems engineering, and innovation, while contributing to a pioneering mission aimed at demonstrating the first-ever Wireless Power Transmission between satellites in Low Earth Orbit (LEO). Your work will help lay the foundations for future orbital energy networks and redefine how spacecraft are powered and operated in space.

What You Will Do
• Design and optimize space missions, trajectories, and operational concepts
Support customer proposals, technical reviews, and mission development activities
• Perform mission feasibility studies, trade-off analyses, and performance assessments




• Develop mission scenarios and support system-level architecture decisions
• Conduct orbital maneuver planning, lifetime analysis, coverage analysis, and constellation assessments
• Work closely with Systems Engineering, GNC, AOCS, and Operations teams throughout the mission lifecycle
• Contribute to the definition of innovative space solutions and future mission concepts

What We Are Looking For
• Previous experience in space startups, commercial space companies, or institutional space programs, with demonstrated involvement in missions successfully launched and operated in orbit.
• Strong understanding of orbital mechanics and spacecraft operations
• Hands-on experience with STK, GMAT, Orekit, FreeFlyer, or equivalent mission analysis tools
• Programming skills in Python, MATLAB, or similar languages
• Fluent English (C1/C2 mandatory)

Nice to Have
• Experience with ESA, ASI, or commercial space programs
• Familiarity with ECSS standards

📌 Senior Mission Analyst (Italia)
🏢 ORiS - Orbital Recharge in Space
📍 Italia