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Satellite AIT EGSE Engineer

Morson Talent Careers
Stevenage
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Location: Stevenage (full time on site)

Duration: 6 months

Rate: £33.64 per hour PAYE or £45 per hour Umbrella

The successful candidate will be responsible for specifying EGSE and overseeing procurement as well as day to day support of the electrical test racks used during spacecraft build and test. The job includes validation and routine maintenance as well as configuring, maintaining, and administering the computers on the EGSE network.

Responsibilities

  • Maintenance and fault finding of electronic/RF test racks.
  • Computer system and networks administration.
  • Programming and scripting languages.
  • Environmental and launch test campaign.
  • Preparing test specifications for test racks, reviewing data packs from suppliers, and supporting reviews of test equipment design and non-conformances.

Proven Ability / Key Skills

Essential

  • Good theoretical and practical knowledge of electronic and RF test racks.
  • Fault finding skills down to board and component level.
  • Network and computer administration in Windows and Linux environments.
  • Good documentation skills (procedures, reports etc.).
  • Knowledge of interfaces such as Mil-1553, SpaceWire, CAN bus, RS232/422 etc.
  • ATE environments such as PCI, VXI, PXI etc.
  • Competent in the use of a variety of ...
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