Mechanical Integration Engineer

You'll not only get to work in a well-known space company offering flexibility, work-life balance (telework), and an

open and friendly working environment, but you will also become one of the privileged engineers that can say some of the hardware they helped build is actually orbiting Earth.

You will also get an interesting wage accomplished with meal vouchers, insurances, car,...

As a Mechanical Integration Engineer you would be responsible for the mechanical integration of scientific instruments and satellites on a project level. Following integration procedures and standard processes, you would assemble mechanical and electro-mechanical parts and subsystems together with harnessing to create functional hardware. In this task, you would be supported by the design and system engineers. As a Mechanical Design Engineer you would be responsible for the mechanical design of scientific instruments and satellites on a project level. Starting from requirements, you create, together with a team of specialists, the mechanical parts on a conceptual and detailed level. The design has to be done within a multidisciplinary perspective.

Our client is a well known and respected global science and technology organisation. They are constantly breaking new ground in the application of cutting-edge technology in the space sector. They deliver pioneering solutions and are successfully transferring their expertise into pushing the boundaries of space.

As Mechanical Integration Engineer you can thick off most of the boxes underneath:

• You have a bachelor or master degree in mechanical engineering, electro-mechanical engineering or similar by experience.
• You are very handy and have the technical insight to understand what is needed to build functional hardware.
• You are meticulous, driven, and can perform when deadlines are approaching.
• You are a team player and like to take initiative, you see problems as challenges.
• You are able to read documents and communicate in English. Knowledge of Dutch is an asset.