
SpaceTech is developing key technologies for some of Europe's most ambitious space missions. As part of the LISA (Laser Interferometer Space Antenna) mission, we are contributing to the development of the LISA Laser System (LLS), a highly stable and reliable laser source that enables the detection of gravitational waves from space.
To strengthen our growing LLS team, we are looking for a Photonics Engineer with a strong background in photonic technologies and component qualification for demanding space applications.
As a Photonics Engineer within the LISA Laser System team, you will be responsible for defining, selecting, and characterizing critical photonic components used in one of the most demanding laser systems ever developed for space.
You will work closely with system and optical engineers, and industrial partners across Europe to ensure that all photonic components meet the stringent performance and reliability requirements of the mission.
This position will require being eligible for clearance by the recognized authorities.

SpaceTech is an independent medium-sized company in the space industry. Our great passion for space drives us to constantly innovate and optimize our products and services for the international space market.
Our portfolio includes solar arrays, photonic and quantum optical payloads, structures, mechanisms and electronics.
Since our foundation in 2004, we have been a reliable partner for ESA, DLR and other space nations. Examples of missions with our participation are Sentinel-5P, GRACE FO, ICARUS, Sentinel-6, EUCLID, JUICE, MERLIN and the upcoming Sentinel HPCM missions CRISTAL, ROSE-L, CHIME, CO2M and LSTM as well as the next generation Galileo.
Since 2016, we have also been heavily active in the commercial "New Space" sector. Thus, we supply our mechanisms and solar arrays to the OneWeb and YORK satellite constellations, among others, making us a leading global supplier of solar arrays for satellite constellations.
With meanwhile more than 1800 units in orbit we can refer to extensive "Space Heritage".