ECLSS V&V Engineer Intern

The Exploration Company · Munich

InternshipGerman needed: none

Still open on 11 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Language needed: English
Subject you study: Aerospace Engineering, Engineering Science, Mechanical Engineering

Verifying NASA ISS requirements applicable to ECLSS components through test and analysis data.
Build hands-on on test support equipments (GSEs) and functional test benches.
Supporting test activities and validating simulation results against test data for accuracy and reliability
Qualifying hardware components for internal designs and externally sourced parts in environmental testing such as vibration, shock and thermal cycling
Communicating effectively and providing recommendations through the preparation and presentation of technical data
Writing technical documentation and participating in internal and external reviews

Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Engineering Science, or Mechanical Engineering
Hands-on experience with aerospace hardware, ideally pressure systems
Strong background in fluid mechanics
Experience with programming (Python) and data analysis
Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
Precision in ensuring compliance with ECSS processes
Understanding the implications of interacting with a crewed space station
Systems engineering mindset
Fluent in English; German is a plus
Strong skills in organizing and prioritizing of tasks
Positive and flexible attitude to get the job done
Ability to communicate across all levels of the organization
Behavior consistent with The Exploration Company's core values: Commitment, Innovation, Trust, Quality, and Teamwork

We’re Agile - we make decisions fast whilst keeping our goals and systems in mind
We’re Open and Collaborative - we are transparent about risks and obstacles, so that we can cooperate to overcome them
We have a lot of Fun - we refuel our energy knowing we are democratising space. It’s a wonderful and rare opportunity, are YOU up for the challenge?

Verifying NASA ISS requirements applicable to ECLSS components through test and analysis data.
Build hands-on on test support equipments (GSEs) and functional test benches.
Supporting test activities and validating simulation results against test data for accuracy and reliability
Qualifying hardware components for internal designs and externally sourced parts in environmental testing such as vibration, shock and thermal cycling
Communicating effectively and providing recommendations through the preparation and presentation of technical data
Writing technical documentation and participating in internal and external reviews

Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Engineering Science, or Mechanical Engineering
Hands-on experience with aerospace hardware, ideally pressure systems
Strong background in fluid mechanics
Experience with programming (Python) and data analysis
Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
Precision in ensuring compliance with ECSS processes
Understanding the implications of interacting with a crewed space station
Systems engineering mindset
Fluent in English; German is a plus
Strong skills in organizing and prioritizing of tasks
Positive and flexible attitude to get the job done
Ability to communicate across all levels of the organization
Behavior consistent with The Exploration Company's core values: Commitment, Innovation, Trust, Quality, and Teamwork

We’re Agile - we make decisions fast whilst keeping our goals and systems in mind
We’re Open and Collaborative - we are transparent about risks and obstacles, so that we can cooperate to overcome them
We have a lot of Fun - we refuel our energy knowing we are democratising space. It’s a wonderful and rare opportunity, are YOU up for the challenge?