Test Engineer - Vacuum/Propulsion

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Berkshire
1 year ago
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An opportunity has become available for a Test Engineer to join a groundbreaking startup, working on cutting edge satellite technology based in Reading.

As a Test Engineer you will have a number of responsibilities that include;

Create test plans Vacuum testing Analyse test data and write reports based on your findings Suggest CAD design developments and improvements Manage and operate vacuum facilities

To be considered for the Test Engineer vacancy you must have:
Understanding of propulsion Experience with MATLAB/LabVIEW/Python for data analysis Experience working with vacuum systems (such as pumps, gauges and valves) Understanding of motors/rotating parts Aerospace/satellite industry experience If you have interest in applying to the Test Engineer vacancy or would like further information, please contact Roberta Wright.

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