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Date Submitted:	03-02-2011
Last Modified:	27-02-2013 (07:55)

Job information

Current job:	System Support Engineer
Employment Term:	Permanent
Job location:	Europe only
Date available:	within 3months
Industry:	Business Services
Keywords	graduated in Space Engineering at Politecnico di Milano, 6+6 month stage in Thales Alenia Space, fluent english, french level B1, YGT European Space Agency, like work in group, love travel and play volleyball

Career objectives:

Strengthen my technical and managerial skills in an aerospace international environment contributing to the definition of new strategies.

Work Experience:
February 2012 - May 2013 (Current employment)	European Space Agency (ESA) HQ Paris (France)
	Systems Studies Analyst (Young Graduate Trainee) in the General Studies Programme (GSP) Study manager in feasibility studies focused on Active Debris Removal (ADR) with both industrial partners and ESA Concurrent Engineering team. Definition and implementation of assessment studies with industry on spacecraft end-of-life disposal strategies, spacecraft vulnerability and re-entry demise assessments. Preparation and implementation of “SysNova” competition studies on efficient orbit transfers, autonomy, energy efficiency and optimal power production, life support and monitoring systems. Participate to internal and external communication on GSP activities.
November 2011 - December 2011	Thales Alenia Space Turin (Italy)
	Engineer, Assembly Integration and Test section. Design and following of integration thermo mechanical tests, reporting on the Intermediate eXperimental Vehicle (IXV) programme
April 2011 – October 2011	Thales Alenia Space Turin (Italy)
	Internship, Dynamics and Loads engineering section. FEM analysis on nonlinear dynamic problems. R&D activity using Dynaworks, Abaqus, Nastran, Matlab on the secondary structures of ATV and Cygnus.
November 2009 - June 2010	Thales Alenia Space Turin (Italy)
	Traineeship, master thesis (see below). Test on shaker table, material characterizing, FEM modelling using Abaqus and Nastran. Programmes: ATV and Cygnus

Education and Training:

I have taken part in several group projects during my studies including a pre-phase A study on samples return mission from Venus surface as team leader. I like work in team and I have also shown leadership attitudes with good results.

March 2008 - December 2010

Politecnico di Milano Milan (Italy)

Master of science in Space Engineering, final grade 97/110

Thesis Title: “Study of the dynamic of the Cargo Transport Bags and analysis of their interaction with a space shuttle primary structure”

In collaboration with Thales Alenia Space (Turin)

September 2004 - March 2008	Politecnico di Milano Milan (Italy)
	Bachelor of science in Aerospace Engineering, final grade 95/110 Thesis title: “Close examination of agglomeration processes in solid propellants and interpretation of experimental data from literature”
September 1999 - July 2004	Scientific High School “Donatelli-Pascal” Milan (Italy)
	Scientific high school certificate, final grade 88/100

Licences and Certifications:

· National professional engineers license Politecnico di Milano, October 2011

· TOEFL CERTIFICATE

· Driving licence

Languages:

Italian, mother tongue

English, fluent

French, level B1

Technical skills and competences:

· Preparation and realization of a technology studies competition, named SysNova, based on studies on asteroids’ mining, contactless active debris removal and life support system topics.

· Study managerand support during feasibility studies of new technology concepts for future space missions.

· Preparation and following of Invitations To Tenders (ITTs), participation atTenders evaluation boards

· Co-study manager of ESA CDF studies and reviews

· FEMstatic and dynamic analysis on both linear and nonlinear models

· Pre-phase A academic project of a Venus sample return mission, in the role of team leader and in charge of the structure and configuration subsystem.

· Modelling of a spacecraft’s attitude and control system including perturbations, using matlab and simulink

· Thermal and thermoelastic analysis of a spacecraft component

Computer skills and competences:
General:	Microsoft Office, Linux
Structural analysis:	Nastran, Abaqus
Pre-Post:	Femap, Hypermesh
Programming:	Matlab, Simulink
Thermal analysis:	Femlab
Processing data:	Dynaworks

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I love playing team sports, and in particular volleyball having played in different teams, also as captain. I also practice surfing and windsurfing on a regular basis. I am also a passionate traveller around Europe, experiencing local cultures and visiting art and science museums.

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