Test​/Electrical Engineer for Space Instrumentation (ESA JUICE​/NIM

UniBE is central.

With us, you benefit from the central location and easy-to-reach sites.

• Planning and conducting calibrations and tests of the instrument under various operational conditions Leading the diagnosis, troubleshooting, and repair of hardware and system issues Characterizing and optimizing critical components and subsystems Participating in the development and validation of operation and software tools
• Helping investigate in-flight issues and support related analysis
• Maintaining and improving technical documentation, including design and operations manuals
• Managing inventory and procurement activities for hardware

• A higher education degree (ETH, Uni, FH) in engineering, physics, or a related technical field
• Experience with laboratory instrumentation and electronic diagnostics
• Proficiency in coding in Python and/or C++ or similar
• A motivated, hands-on, and collaborative approach to problem-solving (team player)
• Proficient written English skills required; basic knowledge of German is desirable.

• A dynamic and collaborative environment at one of Europe's leading space research institutes
• Involvement in a high-profile international space mission (ESA's JUICE mission)
• Opportunities to grow technical and scientific expertise in a cutting-edge laboratory
• Highly interdisciplinary work environment (including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and software engineering)
• Flexible working arrangements and support for professional development

The position is initially for one year with the possibility of extension.

Final date to receive applications: 31 August 2026

Applications received by this date will receive full consideration. The position will remain open until filled.