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Satellite Systems Manager

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Oxfordshire
1 year ago
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An excellent opportunity has become available for a Satellite Systems Manager to join a globally established and recognised satellite communications company based in the Didcot area.

As a Satellite Systems Manager, you will have a number of core responsibilities that include:

Developing internal and external stakeholder relationships to enable technology development Managing subsystem and equipment requirements and reviews Monitor platform and product line competitiveness against what the industry has to offer Contribute to satellite system development Work alongside Project and Program Managers to ensure that project milestones are met

To be considered for the Satellite Systems Manager opportunity you must have a technical background in satellite subsystems and equipment such as electric propulsion, mechanical systems, and satellite platforms, a strong background in management, a strong understanding of payload technologies, ideally have seen a project through from conception to launch, and preferably speak both English and French.

If you would like further information about the Satellite Systems Manager opportunity or have an interest in making an application, please contact Luke Ord.

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