Mechanic for Satellite Integration (m/f/d)

Your Tasks

Mechanic for Satellite Integration (m/f) In the OHB integration halls, satellites are integrated and tested under cleanroom conditions. You will perform mechanical activities such as panel assembly, integration of units, application of thermal hardware, etc., within a team and assist in the preparation of the work. Your tasks Execution of mechanical work during satellite integration as well as accompanying work: Integration of flight hardware Panel preparation and integration Mechanical work on the wiring Knowledge of common manufacturing processes (gluing, crimping, screwing, screw locking, tightening cable ties, handling shims) Assembly and joining of satellite modules Working with crane and MGSE (manufacturing aids) Participation in maintaining cleanliness and order in the cleanroom Assisting in the creation or independent preparation of integration procedures (depending on experience) You will work in a team led by an AIT-Lead. Your qualifications Completed training in the field of mechanics or space technology or a comparable qualification Experience and sound knowledge in the field of mechanics and mechanical integration, preferably acquired in the space sector Familiarity with applicable space standards Knowledge in the repair of connectors, structural components, and MLI is desirable You bring the flexibility to work in shifts if required Willingness to participate in multi-month test campaigns and launch campaigns (willingness to travel) Love of order and a high demand for precision A sense of responsibility and an effective way of working characterize you Good English language skills in spoken and written form

Mechanical Fitter for Satellite Assembly (m/w) At OHB satellites are integrated and tested under cleanroom conditions. You are responsible for the execution of mechanical tasks as panel assembly, integration of units, application of thermal hardware etc. within a team, and you are also contributing to the preparation of these tasks. Your Tasks Execution of mechanical tasks during satellite integration and accompanying tasks: Integration of flight units Panel preparation and integration Mechanical harness work Integration of thermistors, thermostats, Dow Corning, Sigraflex and other thermal hardware Assembly and mating of satellite modules Working with crane and MGSE (Mechanical Ground Support Equipment) Active participation in keeping the cleanliness and order in the cleanroom Participation in the preparation or independent preparation of integration procedures, depending on your level of experience You are working in a team, which is organized by an AIT-Lead. Your Qualifications

Successful finished education in mechanics or a degree focused on mechanics or space technology or comparable qualification Substantiated knowledge in the field of mechanics and mechanical integration, preferably gained in space technology Familiar with applicable space standards Knowledge for repair of harness, connectors structural elements and MLI is preferable You do have the flexibility for shift work, if needed Willingness to attend to test campaigns for several month and launch campaigns (willingness to travel) Orderliness and high demand for accuracy Sense of responsibility and effectiveness in work are characteristic for you Fluency in spoken and written English

Your Qualifications

Mechanic for Satellite Integration (m/f) In the OHB integration halls, satellites are integrated and tested under cleanroom conditions. You will perform mechanical activities such as panel assembly, integration of units, application of thermal hardware, etc., within a team and assist in the preparation of the work. Your tasks Execution of mechanical work during satellite integration as well as accompanying work: Integration of flight hardware Panel preparation and integration Mechanical work on the wiring Knowledge of common manufacturing processes (gluing, crimping, screwing, screw locking, tightening cable ties, handling shims) Assembly and joining of satellite modules Working with crane and MGSE (manufacturing aids) Participation in maintaining cleanliness and order in the cleanroom Assisting in the creation or independent preparation of integration procedures (depending on experience) You will work in a team led by an AIT-Lead. Your qualifications Completed training in the field of mechanics or space technology or a comparable qualification Experience and sound knowledge in the field of mechanics and mechanical integration, preferably acquired in the space sector Familiarity with applicable space standards Knowledge in the repair of connectors, structural components, and MLI is desirable You bring the flexibility to work in shifts if required Willingness to participate in multi-month test campaigns and launch campaigns (willingness to travel) Love of order and a high demand for precision A sense of responsibility and an effective way of working characterize you Good English language skills in spoken and written form

Mechanical Fitter for Satellite Assembly (m/w) At OHB satellites are integrated and tested under cleanroom conditions. You are responsible for the execution of mechanical tasks as panel assembly, integration of units, application of thermal hardware etc. within a team, and you are also contributing to the preparation of these tasks. Your Tasks Execution of mechanical tasks during satellite integration and accompanying tasks: Integration of flight units Panel preparation and integration Mechanical harness work Integration of thermistors, thermostats, Dow Corning, Sigraflex and other thermal hardware Assembly and mating of satellite modules Working with crane and MGSE (Mechanical Ground Support Equipment) Active participation in keeping the cleanliness and order in the cleanroom Participation in the preparation or independent preparation of integration procedures, depending on your level of experience You are working in a team, which is organized by an AIT-Lead. Your Qualifications

Successful finished education in mechanics or a degree focused on mechanics or space technology or comparable qualification Substantiated knowledge in the field of mechanics and mechanical integration, preferably gained in space technology Familiar with applicable space standards Knowledge for repair of harness, connectors structural elements and MLI is preferable You do have the flexibility for shift work, if needed Willingness to attend to test campaigns for several month and launch campaigns (willingness to travel) Orderliness and high demand for accuracy Sense of responsibility and effectiveness in work are characteristic for you Fluency in spoken and written English