What You Will Do:

• Prepare and condition vacuum chambers for propulsion testing.
• Execute and supervise experimental tests, ensuring compliance with procedures and safety standards.
• Support laboratory and experimental activities across different engineering teams.
• Assist in the design, setup and maintenance of vacuum chambers and cleanroom infrastructure.
• Assemble propulsion subsystems: sensors, gas lines, structural components.
• Perform manual workshop tasks (cutting, assembly, basic machining).
• Maintain test equipment and facilities in optimal operating condition.
• Follow safety protocols for gases, vacuum systems and high‑voltage equipment.

What You Bring:

• Experience using measurement and control instrumentation.
• Strong hands‑on skills: cutting, assembling, basic machining.
• Knowledge of safety procedures for high‑voltage systems, fluids and gases.
• Ability to communicate in English (spoken and written).

• Experience with vacuum chamber design/assembly/operation.
• Knowledge of cleanroom environments and operational standards.
• Experience mounting sensors (e.g., thermocouples, pressure sensors) and propulsion‑related components.

Your Strengths:

• Teamwork in multidisciplinary environments.
• Adaptability to support diverse tasks.
• Proactive approach to solving technical issues.
• Attention to detail and strong adherence to procedures.

• Work on cutting‑edge electric propulsion technology.
• High‑impact, hands‑on role with real hardware that will reach space.
• Young, international and highly technical team.
• Fast career growth as the company and testing team scale.
• Be part of one of Europe's most promising aerospace deep‑tech startups.