Mechatronics Engineer – Solar Arrays

Here is why you are going to love this role
This is not a role where you wait to be told what to do — it’s for proactive thinkers, hands-on builders, and engineers who take full ownership from day one. You’ll have the freedom to move fast, take initiative, and lead your own workstreams — but with that freedom comes real responsibility. We’re building space hardware, and every detail matters. That means pushing boundaries without cutting corners, being creative while staying rigorous, and delivering solutions that meet the highest standards of reliability and precision. If you’re driven by challenge, fueled by curiosity, and take pride in delivering work that’s not just bold but rock-solid, you’ll thrive here. Every mission is different, every solution is tailored, and you’ll have a direct hand in making it happen — from the first sketch to the final bolt.

As a Mechatronics Engineer based out of Munich, Germany, your main responsibilities will be aimed towards supporting the development of deployable solar arrays, with a focus on electrical and mechanical design, prototyping, testing and documentation.
Design custom solutions that meet our customers’ unique mission needs and requirements, follow them from initial design to hardware production and delivery, and support satellite integration until launch. 
From state-of-the-art solar arrays to groundbreaking in-space manufactured solar arrays, follow us in this journey of revolutionizing space systems and push the boundaries of what is possible. Here is what you bring to the table

• Experience in electronics, mechatronic and mechanical design (using ECAD, CAD, FEM tools) and familiarity with (new) space environment preferred 
• 3-5 years of experience in electrical design and system integration, preferably in aerospace
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field
• Strong understanding of mechanical systems, including the ability to collaborate effectively with mechanical engineers
• Solid understanding of GD&T and design for manufacturing
• Hands-on experience with harness design, sensor integration and motor control
• Familiarity with space standard and documentation practices (ECSS, MIL-STD, etc.)
• Strong problems solving skills and ability to work in a striving team environment
• Demonstrated experience in working in a dynamic and rapid-paced, nimble environment
• Appreciation for craftsmanship and creativity in industrial/mechanical applications  
• Self-motivated with high standards for quality in your work
• Quick learner with a continuous improvement mindset
• Have an open and direct communication style
• Willingness to travel for business trips
• Fluent in English is a requirement for our diverse team environment
• You are eligible to work in the EU
• You’re likely someone who enjoys designing things on your own time, including 3D printing, soldering, machining 

The following criteria will be considered an asset during the selection process:

• Experience with space hardware design, manufacturing, assembly and testing
• Programming skills in Python, Matlab, or any other high-level language
• Experience in PCB design and analysis
• Solid understanding of GD&T
• Ability to work closely with suppliers, manufacturers and project partners

Interested?
If you are seeking an exciting new challenge in a growth-oriented role, apply today by sending your CV and if you like, your cover letter and examples of your work.