spaceopal GmbH | Germany | 80xxx München | Student job | Part time - flexible / Home office | Published since: 07.08.2025 on stepstone.de
Student Worker Satellite Navigation Engineering (m/w/d)
Spaceopal is the main contractor for the operation of the European Galileo satellite navigation system and manages all Galileo service operations. The Treaty to Spaceopal awarded by the European Commission (EC) concerns not only satellites in space. Galileo service operations will provide high-quality positioning, navigation and time services worldwide as a civilian-controlled service with guaranteed coverage continuity. Become part of a multinational team of highly qualified professionals in a dynamic working environment. Be part of one of Europe's largest and most complex technology projects. JOBV1_EN
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Spaceopal is the main contractor for the operation of the European Galileo satellite navigation system and manages all Galileo service operations. The Treaty to Spaceopal awarded by the European Commission (EC) concerns not only satellites in space. Galileo service operations will provide high-quality positioning, navigation and time services worldwide as a civilian-controlled service with guaranteed coverage continuity. Become part of a multinational team of highly qualified professionals in a dynamic working environment. Be part of one of Europe's largest and most complex technology projects.
In Spaceopal, we're looking for a motivated student to join our team as a student-worker focused on satellite navigation systems, especially on the Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS) and Authentication Services (OSNMA, CAS). This role provides a unique opportunity to work hands-on with cutting-edge GNSS technologies. You will collaborate with the project manager and delve into the complexities of new Galileo and Multi GNSS receivers and algorithms.
As part of the Engineering team, you will work on:
- Analyzing requirements for GNSS receivers
- Conducting verification and validation to ensure functionality and performance
- Development and integrating basic software modules
- Preparing and maintaining technical documentation
- Contributing to project milestones and team meetings
To be successful in this role, you should have:
- Background studies in Mathematics, Computer Science, or related fields
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Competence in programming, especially with C/C++ and/or Python
- Basic knowledge of Linux systems
- Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced engineering environment
- Interest in satellite navigation and complex algorithms
Why Join Us? This role offers a unique chance to gain hands-on experience with a leading force in GNSS engineering. As a subsidiary of Spaceopal, our company is deeply involved in satellite navigation services. Spaceopal, headquartered in Munich, Germany, has over 100 employees and has been the Galileo Service Operator since 2016. It ensures the continuous, reliable, and accurate functioning of the EU's satellite navigation system and manages Galileo Service Operations, 28 including satellite and ground infrastructure
Work-life balance, e.g. through flexible working time models and mobile office options Employer-assisted pensions employer-supported canteen, free coffee and fruit quick service Central location of the office Personal development and training options Regular corporate and team events International working environment with dynamic, multicultural and motivated teams JOBV1_EN
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80335 München | ||
Germany |
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