PpbDeadline to apply: 28/04/2026 /b /p pWe are looking for an Optical Payload System Engineer on behalf of and in support to our client for one of their locations in either Milan, Rome, Benevento or Turin, Italy. /p pIn this role, you will lead and drive the Optical payload activities along the whole project lifecycle, including preliminary design, specification, procurement, integration, verification, launch and in-orbit operations. /p pYou will be actively involved with one or more projects, and provide specific expertise in support to the system engineering team. /p pThe successful candidate’s knowledge of space systems, optical missions and payloads will be key for the success of OHB Italia Earth Observation and exploration business. /p pbPlease note, the successful candidate will be employed by ATG Europe (or one of its subsidiaries). Furthermore, upon selection, they will be subject to a general security screening performed by an external provider (further information will be provided at interview stage). /b /p pThe successful candidate will be tasked with, but not limited to: /p ullipLead the development, qualification and procurement of challenging optical systems, including electro-optical payloads and other optical cameras (eg. Navcam); /p /li /ul ullipProvide technical support to procurement of optical systems; /p /li /ul ullipConduct trade studies and performance assessments to optimize optical system; /p /li /ul ullipCarry out definition of payload I/F and requirements for Earth observation missions; /p /li /ul ullipSupport CalVal plan definition and End-to-end mission performance budgets and analysis; /p /li /ul ullipDevelop test plans and procedures for optical payload testing, including laboratory and environmental testing; /p /li /ul ullipDocument design processes, test results, and system specifications to support project documentation and reporting; /p /li /ul ullipSupport satellite AIT (hands‑on) and verification activities; /p /li /ul ullipParticipate to in orbit commissioning and Calval; /p /li /ul ullipStay current with advancements in optical technologies and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within the team. /p /li /ul pbATG is dedicated to diversity and inclusion and is an equal opportunity employer. Regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, handicap (categorie protette L.68/99 art.1) or any other reason protected by relevant state or municipal legislation, we are pleased to consider all eligible candidates for employment. /b /p pbPlease ensure that your CV clearly explains how you meet the mandatory requirements. If it doesn’t align completely with the essential criteria, it could result in rejection. /b /p ullipMaster’s or PhD in Physics, Optics or Aerospace; /p /li /ul ullipAt least 5 years of hands‑on experience; /p /li /ul ullipStrong knowledge of electrooptical systems; /p /li /ul ullipUnderstanding of photonics, optics, opto‑mechanics, imaging techniques, and sensor technologies; /p /li /ul ullipExperience with Earth‑observation and optical missions; /p /li /ul ullipKnowledge of spacecraft design and I/F; /p /li /ul ullipExperience perform optical design simulations and analysis using software tools (e.g., ZEMAX) is considered an asset; /p /li /ul ullipExcellent sense of responsibility; /p /li /ul ullipStructured hands‑on work‑approach; /p /li /ul ullipHighly self‑motivated and able to work autonomously; /p /li /ul ullipExcellent problem‑solving skills; /p /li /ul ullipGood interpersonal skills; /p /li /ul ullipCustomer oriented thinking‑approach; /p /li /ul ullipCandidates must be eligible to live and work in the EU; /p /li /ul ullipFluency in English, both written and spoken. /p /li /ul pbPlease submit your application in English via the apply button below. Applications submitted in other languages will not be considered. /b /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr