NOC Controller - ISP

Hamilton Barnes
London
1 year ago
Applications closed

Related Jobs

View all jobs

Role

Would you like to shape the future of satellite communication networks and connect people worldwide, even in hazardous situations?

You’ll have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology and contribute to critical services that connect people worldwide, even in hazardous situations.

You’ll be part of a dynamic and diverse workforce, collaborating with talented individuals from over 55 nationalities.

You’ll continuously develop your skills, cultivate innovative ideas, and inspire others with your vision.

You’ll be at the forefront of global mobile satellite communications, ensuring voice and high-speed data connections for users on land, at sea, and in the air. We’re committed to growth and innovation, investing $3 billion in network infrastructure.

You’ll thrive in this role if:

You’re excited about shaping the technology revolution in space. You’re passionate about satellite communication networks and systems. You’re driven to provide seamless services, even in challenging conditions.

Benefits:

Enjoy a 40% shift allowance to reward your commitment. Receive a 10.5% bonus to recognise your contributions.

Apply now to be part of our global team and make your mark on the satellite communication industry.

You’ll be responsible for proactively responding to alarms and minimising service outages You’ll promptly perform the necessary actions to restore service during degradation or outage conditions You’ll escalate incidents as per procedures and effectively communicate with stakeholders You’ll conduct regular checks on systems and services to ensure reliability You’ll monitor distress traffic in the network and take immediate action if needed You’ll identify opportunities for automation to enhance efficiency You’ll actively contribute to continuous improvement by presenting ideas and creating efficient operational and technical processes You’ll provide support, coaching, and training to other engineers and teams  Good understanding of satellite communication networks, systems, and propagation Knowledge of VSAT, Ka-band, L Band, and C bands.Familiarity with digital communication networks, protocols (IP, TCP, UDP, routing), and architecture (routers, switches, firewalls) Previous NOC experience Up to £40,000 basic salary per annum

Get the latest insights and jobs direct. Sign up for our newsletter.

By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service.

Industry Insights

Discover insightful articles, industry insights, expert tips, and curated resources.

Navigating the Leap from Academia to the UK Space Industry: How Researchers Can Propel Their Careers in Commercial Space Ventures

Over the past decade, the UK’s space industry has witnessed remarkable growth. Once considered a niche field reserved for large governmental agencies, the space sector now spans high-profile private enterprises, dynamic start-ups, and thriving research collaborations. These developments offer exciting career opportunities for PhD holders and academic researchers looking to translate their expertise into cutting-edge satellite technologies, launch services, orbital science, and more. If you’re an academic professional contemplating a move into commercial space, you’re poised to make a significant impact on technology, research, and international space exploration efforts. This article delves into how to transition from academia to the space industry in the UK. We’ll break down the various sub-sectors of space, highlight the differences between academic and commercial research, and offer strategies for tailoring your skill set to industry-specific requirements. By drawing on these insights—and showcasing the skills you’ve already honed through years in academia—you can confidently embark on a fulfilling career that helps shape the UK’s place in the global space arena.

Which Space Career Path Suits You Best?

Launch Your Future in the Final Frontier with This Space-Focused Quiz The UK space industry is thriving, driven by ambitious satellite projects, cutting-edge launch initiatives, and international collaborations pushing the boundaries of exploration. From designing rockets and satellites to processing Earth observation data or shaping space policy, there’s a wealth of roles for those captivated by what lies beyond Earth’s atmosphere. This quiz will help you pinpoint which space career path aligns best with your interests, skill set, and aspirations.

The Ultimate Glossary of Space Terms: Your Comprehensive Guide to the Final Frontier

From launching satellites and rovers to enabling global communications and Earth observation, space exploration has entered a new era of dynamic growth and innovation. Fuelled by decreasing launch costs, collaborative international missions, and ambitious commercial ventures, the space sector offers remarkable opportunities across engineering, research, business, operations, and beyond. Yet, the industry’s specialised vocabulary—spanning orbital mechanics, propulsion systems, and mission operations—can be daunting to professionals entering or advancing within this field. That’s why we’ve created this comprehensive glossary—to help you understand core terms and concepts shaping modern space activities. If you’re looking for exciting roles in the UK space sector, explore www.ukspacejobs.co.uk and follow UK Space Jobs on LinkedIn for the latest positions, career insights, and networking opportunities.