EDGX is a fast-growing Belgian space tech startup revolutionising the industry with intelligent, adaptive spacecraft. In the past year, we’ve expanded from 3 to 9 team members and won the imec.istart "Next Unicorn 2024" award. This year, we’re also preparing for our first rocket launch —a huge milestone!
Our vision is clear: satellites that react in real time and deliver ultra-fast global connectivity powered by onboard AI. Our Data Processing Unit (DPU) is paving the way for this future. With support from Imec.istart, ESA, and the European Commission, we’re making it happen.
We’re looking for passionate people to join our team and help bring our vision to life. Are you ready to make an impact in space tech? We want to hear from you!
We are looking for an experienced Project Manager with a strong background in Systems Engineering in the space industry to lead the development and execution of cutting-edge aerospace projects.
What you’ll be doing
Project Ownership: Take full responsibility for project execution, from conceptual design to manufacturing, assembly, integration, testing, and flight operations. Ensuring key milestones and deliverables are met.
Systems Engineering Knowledge: Use your systems engineering expertise for effective coordination, ensuring seamless integration of multiple engineering disciplines. Actively contribute to identifying and solving challenges within the project.
Cross-Functional Team Management: Lead and support the project team throughout every stage, fostering collaboration and efficiency.
Communication: Deliver clear and concise project updates through reports and presentations for both clients and internal teams.
Configuration and Documentation Management (CADM): Oversee documentation processes to ensure traceability, version control, and compliance with quality standards.
Process Improvement & Innovation: Play an active role in enhancing processes and driving innovation within a fast-paced, rapidly expanding company.
What you’ll be bringing
A Master’s degree in a relevant engineering field such as aerospace, electronics, electrical, software, or mechanical engineering.
At least 2 years of industry experience
Proven background in systems engineering within the aerospace or space industry is a must.
The ability to work efficiently under tight deadlines and manage time effectively.
A creative and innovative mindset to solve complex challenges.
A collaborative spirit with a strong ability to work within a team.
Strong English communication skills, both written and verbal. Dutch skills are a plus.
What’s in it for you
Joining EDGX means becoming part of an exciting journey to revolutionise the space industry. Here's what you can expect:
Dynamic Work Environment: You'll be part of a vibrant, young-minded team that's passionate about pioneering advancements in the space industry. Our office is a place where creativity thrives, and ideas are shared freely.
Professional Growth: We support continuous learning and development, offering opportunities for you to grow and become an expert in your field.
Networking Opportunities: You'll have the chance to build connections with international partners like IMEC, ESA, the European Commission, ArianeGroup, and others.
Career Advancement: As an early team member in a growing start-up, you have the potential to evolve into new roles as the company expands.
And of course, a range of benefits that will keep you satisfied and supported:
Competitive Compensation: We offer a competitive salary package with additional benefits tailored to your needs, including extra-legal benefits and the possibility of a company car.
Flexible Work Arrangement: Enjoy a hybrid work model with one day per week working from home for a balanced work-life experience.
Monthly Wacky Fridays: Each month, we aim to organise something new for the whole team, such as dinners, team-building games and more.
We're a small start-up located in Belgium that envisions a future where intelligent space systems bring huge economical and societal benefits to humanity. Our mission is to transform the space industry by making spacecrafts much more intelligent than ever before.