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Our team in the Space sector are looking for interns to start their career development with us, participating in Navigation projects.

We are looking for an enthusiastic   Software Engineer trainee   to join our team, where you will gain hands-on experience in   space systems simulation   and work alongside experienced engineers on a flagship ESA/NASA program. You will:  Assist in the development of simulation models . Support integration and testing of ESA component in through High Level Architecture (HLA). Contribute to test automation, validation campaigns and deployment. Learn to work with HLA/RTI, containerized environments, and ESA-standard tools. Document code, test results, and participate in technical reviews.

In our team,   you will contribute to the development of precise orbit determination algorithms in C++ within the Galileo Second Generation System Testbed (G2STB) project . The G2STB is a state-of-the-art system responsible for developing the capabilities of the Galileo Second Generation system, which will contribute to the future of European satellite-based positioning services. The system is being developed by a consortium of European companies led by GMV, with each partner responsible for a part of the system. The student will join a dynamic team, working with the SAFe methodology.

Our team in the  Space Surveillance and Tracking sector   is looking for  Interns or Master thesis students  to start their career with us, participating in exciting projects!

As a participant in the “Make Pianista Sing” challenge, you will be a Frontend Developer working with simulated real-world requirements. Your mission is to design and implement a user interface for Pianista , VisionSpace’s internal planning tool in satellite operations. This is a unique opportunity to apply your frontend skills in a space-tech context, working with realistic API structures and design constraints inspired by actual mission planning environments. You’ll gain experience in transforming complex backend data into intuitive, user-friendly visual interfaces, contributing to a tool that simplifies satellite control workflows.