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Satellite System Engineer

Anson McCade
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6 days ago
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Satellite Communications Systems Engineer

Location: Luton (Hybrid – 1 day per week onsite)

Eligibility: UK nationals or dual nationals only

Salary: Up to £80,000


About the Role

An exciting opportunity has opened up for a Satellite Communications Systems Engineer to join a growing technology firm specialising in advanced space-based communications. This organisation plays a crucial role in supporting government and commercial space missions through the development and delivery of robust, secure, and innovative satellite communication systems.


What You’ll Be Doing

As a Satellite Communications Systems Engineer, you will help design and implement modern satellite communications networks and services, from architecture definition through to deployment and testing. You’ll work closely with internal engineers and external stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered to high standards.


Key responsibilities include:

• Working collaboratively within multidisciplinary project teams

• Developing and presenting technical solutions to stakeholders and clients

• Designing, verifying, and supporting satellite system components and processes

• Producing technical documentation, test plans, and support materials

• Applying analytical thinking to troubleshoot and resolve engineering challenges


Must-Have Experience and Skills:

• 5–10 years of experience in satellite communications or a related discipline

• A degree in Systems Engineering, Electronics, Communications or a similar field

• In-depth knowledge of satellite system architecture, ground segments, and payload operations

• Understanding of IP networking, security protocols, and network integration

• Strong foundation in systems engineering principles, including VV&T

• Familiarity with engineering software tools and development environments


Benefits:

Salary – Up to £80,000

Up to 15% employers pension contribution

Hybrid working – 1 day per week in Luton

Green Car Scheme

Private Medical Cover


For more information, please apply below or contact me directly.


Contact:

Email:

LinkedIn: Shay Campbell | LinkedIn

Reference: AMC/SCA/SAT

Satellite Communications Systems Engineer

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