Propulsion Architect / Propulsion EngineerApplyremote type: On-Sitelocations: Torinotime type: Full timeposted on: Posted Todayjob requisition id: R0331444A Joint Venture between Thales (67%) and Leonardo (33%), Thales Alenia Space is a global space manufacturer delivering, for more than 40 years, high-tech solutions for telecommunications, navigation, Earth Observation, environmental management, exploration, science and orbital infrastructures.

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Thanks to our diversity of skills, talents and cultures, our customers (governments, institutions, space agencies, telecommunications operators), therefore have Space to Connect, Secure & Defend, Observe & Protect, Explore, Travel & Navigate.We are looking for a Propulsion Architect Engineer PROFILE: You graduated with a Master of Engineering, Computer Science or any other relevant field in University.

You have significant experience in hardware development and more specifically in your Specific speciality [Acoustics,



Chemistry, Electrical Engineering & Servo-mechanism, Hydrodynamics, Inertia, Quantum technologies, Semiconductor technology, X-Rays, Materials or other Specific technology] You are a true team-player and love to work within a multidisciplinary environment You are clear about the organisation goals and the strategies you are working for, demonstrating an actual customer-oriented mindset You are very rigorous and analytical, logically examining the steps taken and the outcome to make corrections and produce better resultsCOMPETENCIES: You have a strong technical background in mathematics, science, and computer science, with a great knowledge of your Specific speciality laws, norms and standards You have great problem-solving and decision-making skills, which makes you able to approach complex issues with curiosity and determination You have the ability to multitask so you can handle several project

📌 Propulsion Architect (Torino)
🏢 Thales Group
📍 Torino