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Reflex Aerospace Gmbh

Control Engineer for Actuators and Sensors (all genders)

Reflex Aerospace GmbhBerlin8 days ago
Engineering
Embedded Systems
Mid-Level
Hybrid
full-time
Location
Berlin
Type
full-time
Level
Mid-Level
Work mode
hybrid
Summary

Control Engineer for Actuators and Sensors at Reflex Aerospace, an early-stage NewSpace startup. Develops control algorithms and embedded software for reaction wheels using Matlab/Simulink and C programming for satellite applications. Requires strong control systems, mechanical dynamics, and AOCS development expertise.


As a Reaction Wheel Control Engineer, you will develop the control algorithms and embedded control software for our in-house reaction wheels. You will work closely with systems, mechanical, electronics, AOCS, and Flight Software engineers to translate product-level performance targets into robust control solutions for operation in space.

Your Mission:

  • Take part in the system design by working closely with the other reaction wheel team members.
  • Compare, select, and implement control strategies and a state machine for reaction wheels on component level.
  • Create a plant model for simulation and use it to tune the parameters to meet the control performance targets.
  • Software development / implementation either by autocode generation or embedded C programming.
  • Own the entire FDIR process and control software testing and evaluate the control robustness.
  • Develop algorithms for other components such as star trackers or magnetorquers.
  • Collaborate closely with AOCS and Flight Software team.

Your Background:

  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering or equivalent experience.
  • Strong understanding of control systems, mechanical dynamics, and field oriented control.
  • Hands-on experience with reaction wheels, electric motors, or similar actuators.
  • Proven expertise in AOCS development.
  • Experience with simulation tools like Matlab/Simulink.
  • Experience with Code generation in Matlab or embedded C.

What We Offer:

  • Collaborate with a diverse multinational team crafting the next wave of cutting-edge satellites. Embark on this exciting journey with us from the outset, leaving your indelible mark on a dynamic company and playing a direct role in shaping the future of the space industry.
  • Keep your energy levels high with company-sponsored memberships for Urban Sports Club as well a discount in the public transport. 
  • Access to Corporate Benefits - A website with many discounts for various brands.
  • An annual training budget of 1.500€. 
  • We exclusively offer permanent employment contracts, reflecting our commitment to building long-term relationships and supporting sustainable career growth within our organization.
  • A 20% contribution to your private pension plan.
  • We provide a hybrid work model along with flexible working hours, empowering you as the owner of your time management. 
  • Enjoy 30 days of paid vacation and a special company holiday on April 12th, celebrating the International Day of Human Space Flight and the spirit of exploration.
Join Reflex Aerospace and be a driving force in shaping the next era of space exploration! We look forward to your application.

About us

Reflex Aerospace, a NewSpace startup founded in 2021 and headquartered in Munich and Berlin, has been leading the charge to provide advanced dual-use satellite technology at unparalleled speed. The company is leveraging the latest techniques to modernize payload-centric satellite development and production, achieving significantly faster delivery times and enhanced reliability. By applying algorithmic engineering and streamlined system design processes, Reflex accelerates the delivery of satellites enabling lightning-fast innovation for our customers.

Control Engineer for Actuators and Sensors (all genders)

Reflex Aerospace Gmbh · Berlin

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