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The Exploration Company

Reusable spacecraft and propulsion for cargo

Environmental Control and Life Support System Verification and Validation Engineer Intern

Spacecraft & Launch Vehicle SystemsPosted on Nov 11
InternshipMunich, GermanyNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Engineering Science, or Mechanical Engineering.
  • Hands-on experience with aerospace hardware, ideally pressure systems.
  • Strong background in fluid mechanics.
  • Experience with programming in Python and data analysis.
  • Precision in ensuring compliance with ECSS processes.
  • Understanding the implications of interacting with a crewed space station.
  • A systems engineering mindset.
  • Fluency in English.
  • Ability to organize and prioritize tasks.
  • Ability to communicate across all levels of the organization.

Responsibilities

  • Verify NASA ISS requirements applicable to ECLSS components through test and analysis data.
  • Build hands-on test support equipment (GSE) and functional test benches.
  • Support test activities and validate simulation results against test data for accuracy and reliability.
  • Qualify hardware components for internal designs and externally sourced parts through environmental testing, including vibration, shock, and thermal cycling.
  • Prepare and present technical data, communicating findings and recommendations.
  • Write technical documentation and participate in internal and external reviews.

Desired Qualifications

  • German language skills.

About the Company

The Exploration Company

Reusable spacecraft and propulsion for cargo

The Exploration Company is a European space company building reusable spacecraft and propulsion to move cargo and future crew between Earth and orbit. Its Nyx reusable capsule is designed for space-station logistics, with plans for ISS docking and return, while Storm is a high-thrust oxygen-methane engine for a future European heavy-lift launcher. Nyx ferry cargo and later crew to space stations, docking as needed and returning to Earth for refurbishment; Storm provides the propulsion to lift large payloads into orbit. TEC focuses on end-to-end European space logistics with in-house systems and a path from cargo delivery to crewed missions, backed by significant funding and long-term contracts, aiming to enable regular access to orbit and docking with stations and to develop Europe’s heavy-lift capabilities.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Series C
Total funding
$664.8M
Headquarters
Planegg, Germany
Founded
2021

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