Electronics​/Avionics Engineer

ATMOS Space Cargo is seeking an Electronics/Avionics Engineer with expertise ranging from requirements analysis, over design to test and integration of electronic sub‑systems into our Phoenix Capsule series. This role is crucial in ensuring the reliability and performance of our demanding avionics hardware, supporting flight operations and mission success.

• Collaborate with systems engineering to gather avionics requirements
• Perform requirements analysis
• Design, develop, and test electronic modules for spacecraft avionics, including power control and distribution, signal and data processing, control algorithms as well as communication systems
• Conduct schematic capture, layout design, and component selection in compliance with spaceflight requirements
• Coordinate hardware procurement and module manufacturing
• Design and develop test equipment for the electronic modules
• Perform board‑level debugging, validation, and troubleshooting
• Select and manage external suppliers
• Support the AIT Team during system validation

• Bachelor or Master degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechatronics, Robotics or a related field
• min. 3+ years of experience in PCB design and development
• Proficiency in PCB design software such as Altium Designer or Ki Cad
• Experience with high‑reliability, radiation‑hardened components for space applications is an asset
• Strong debugging and testing skills using lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, and logic analyzers

• Experience in space‑qualified electronics or aerospace applications
• Knowledge of EMI/EMC considerations and mitigation techniques
• Familiarity with FPGA‑based designs and embedded systems

ATMOS was founded as a European company built on the values of freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law, and human rights. We are committed to protect these values by making our technology available to others who share the same values, strengthening infrastructure and innovation for prosperity on Earth. Our team is multinational and diverse, with offices in Lichtenau and Strasbourg.

We work in a collegial, hands‑on culture where people support each other, take ownership, and keep learning every day. Motivation for the mission comes first — building spacecraft is not a nine‑to‑five pursuit. We align the mission, the team, and the individual in mutual dependence. This principle shapes our work environment where exceptional people, as committed as they are competent, can grow and contribute to a mission that matters.