Satellite Mechanical Operators (M/F)

You will join an assembly, integration, and testing team for satellites, to provide support to AIT (Assembly, Integration, and Test) engineers and technicians.

Your main tasks will be:

• Operations in an ISO7 or ISO8 cleanroom,
• Reading assembly procedures

• Mechanical integration: Perform the assembly and integration of electronic equipment, mechanisms, satellite structures, and elements/components such as electrical harnesses, RF harnesses (waveguides and coaxial cables), MLI thermal protection, heaters, and metal/composite supports and brackets.
• Perform bolted assemblies and bonded assemblies.

• Use specific tooling (torque wrench, test benches, lifting equipment).
• Test preparation: Set up and organize the material, equipment, and tools necessary for various mechanical, thermal, optical, RF tests.

• Equipment verification: Inspect and verify components and equipment before integration,
• Documentation and reports: document each integration step.

• Identify and report anomalies encountered during AIT.

Required skills:

• Reading mechanical drawings and bills of materials.
• Experience in the assembly and integration of equipment, mechanisms, and satellite structures.

• Mastery of precision mechanical assembly techniques: fitting, torque tightening, bonding.
• Ability to integrate electrical and radio frequency harnesses

• Experience in a cleanroom environment.
• Sense of rigor, organization, and teamwork.

• A minimum of 2 years in Satellite AIT
• Ability to hold a conversation in English (B2 level)

CAP-Bac Pro, DUT/BTS in mechanics, microtechniques, watchmaking, production engineering, or equivalent

Minimum experience: 2 to 5 years in a similar position, ideally in a space environment.

Missions in the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain.