At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead the EEE parts programme for exciting space missions and build it from scratch.
- Company: Join a leading organisation in the space sector with a focus on innovation.
- Benefits: Competitive hourly rate, fully remote work, and contract flexibility.
- Other info: Opportunity to work in a dynamic environment with cutting-edge technology.
- Why this job: Make a significant impact in the space industry while working on groundbreaking projects.
- Qualifications: 6+ years in EEE components, with experience in ESA or NASA mission lifecycles.
The predicted salary is between 70 - 80 £ per hour.
We are working with a leading space sector organisation to place a Senior EEE Parts Programme Engineer. This is not a PA role; they need someone to take full ownership of the EEE parts programme and build it from the ground up.
Essential:
- 6+ years as an EEE component/parts programme engineer in the space sector
- Proven experience setting up an EEE parts programme from scratch to finish
- Formal ESA (ECSS Class 1/2/3) or NASA (Level 1/2) mission lifecycle experience
- Industry standards - ESA, NASA, ECSS, ESA EPMS, NASA GIDEP, MIL-STD
- COTS upscreening experience
- ERP/MRP lifecycle management of EEE parts and components
- UK citizenship
Nice to Have:
- Radiation hardness assurance - TID, SEE analysis
- SPENVIS, OMERE
- Semiconductor physics, packaging failure mechanisms
If this sounds like you, send your CV and I'll be in touch.
EEE Component Engineer in Central employer: IO Associates
Join a pioneering space sector organisation that values innovation and expertise, offering a fully remote role as a Senior EEE Parts Programme Engineer. With a strong focus on employee growth and a collaborative work culture, this company provides competitive pay and the opportunity to lead critical projects in the space mission programme, making it an excellent employer for those seeking meaningful and rewarding work.
