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Sun, 7 Sep 2008 18:22:59 GMT

This image shows the successful launch of a Delta II, carrying the GeoEye-1 satellite, rocket from Space Launch Complex-2 at Vandenberg Air Force base in Calif. The satellite makers say GeoEye-1 has the highest resolution of any commercial imaging system.A super-sharp Earth-imaging satellite has been launched into orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base on the Central California coast.


Sun, 7 Sep 2008 20:28:55 GMT
A retired NASA engineer looking to develop an inexpensive way for people to travel to space might have to go back to the drawing board after one of his experiments exploded Saturday.
Fri, 5 Sep 2008 22:44:09 GMT

In this Cassini image of Anthe's ring arc, the moon is moving downward and to the right. Most of the visible material in the arc lies ahead of Anthe in its orbit. However, over time the moon drifts slowly back and forth with respect to the arc. NASA's Cassini spacecraft has found two new, partial rings around Saturn that each accompany a small moon, shedding light on what determines whether a partial or complete ring forms with the moon.


Sat, 6 Sep 2008 00:11:23 GMT

An artist's conception shows the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft as it flies past the Steins asteroid. Scientists said Friday's flyby The Rosetta deep-space probe successfully passed close to an asteroid 250 million miles from Earth, the European Space Agency said.


Fri, 5 Sep 2008 16:48:43 GMT

The space shuttle Atlantis leaves the vehicle assembly building on its way to Launch Pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The target dates for the next two space shuttle liftoffs have been moved two days later, due to the impact of recent tropical storms on launch preparations, NASA said Friday.


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    Job Description
    TitleSpacecraft Analyst
    Job codeSSL/HRR/RTR/0668
    Job posted on06/05/2008 (modified on 04/07/2008)
    LocationDarmstadt
    CountryGermany
    EducationGraduate
    Contract typePermanent
    Start date>3months
    Job Description

     

    Although no immediate vacancy exists we would like to receive CVs from candidates interested in supporting the future European Space Agency (ESA) missions operated from the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) in Darmstadt, Germany.

     

    ESOC operates many of Europe’s most exciting space missions in earth observation, navigation, science and interplanetary exploration.  Successful applicants would have the opportunity to play an important role in a number of mission operations.

      

    Note that it is not possible to apply directly to ESA/ESOC, so please contact  ‘recruitment@scisys.co.uk’ if you are interested in being involved.

     

    Tasks:

    ·        Manage spacecraft database defining all telemetry and telecommands, including setup, maintenance, version and configuration control and support to users, in coordination with the Project and Industrial Teams

    ·        Support definition and review of requirements and interfaces for other systems (e.g. MCS, simulator, Flight Dynamics)

    ·        Create and maintain operational procedures for ground systems and spacecraft configuration

    ·        Support ground systems tests, simulations and System Validation Test (SVT) campaigns in database-related issues

    ·        Support Launch and Early Orbit Phase (LEOP) and routine operations before launch in database-related issues

    ·        Liaise the Flight Control Team with other operations teams (e.g. Software Support, Flight Dynamics, Ground Stations Network)

    ·        Supervise team of Spacecraft Controllers, including production of reports and shift plans

    ·        Produce spacecraft routine operations reports

    ·        Support investigations of spacecraft and ground system anomalies

    Essential requirements:

    ·        University degree in a relevant field (e.g. physics, electronics, computer, aerospace, telecommunications engineering) or relevant previous spacecraft operations experience

    ·        Familiarity with spacecraft operations and mission control concepts

    ·        Good knowledge of database systems (MS Access, Oracle, SQL)

    ·        Good knowledge of both UNIX and Windows operating systems

    ·        Good communication skills

    ·        Very good communication, presentation and team working skills combined with the ability to perform under very high workloads

    ·        The ability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment and obtain a system overview.

    ·        Good analytical skills.

    Desirable skills:

    ·        Programming experience (desirable)

    ·        Knowledge of SCOS-2000 (desirable)

    ·        Ability to work autonomously

     

    Other information e.g. dual location, special security clearance, foreign languages:

    Fluency in English (mandatory)

    Candidate must be either an EU National or have a valid working permit to work in Germany

    On-call and shift work will be required for the position

    Contact information
    CompanySciSys Ltd
    Contact nameTracey Guichard
    AddressMethuen Park
    Chippenham
    United Kingdom
    SN14 0GB
    Phone+44(0)1249 466 466
    Fax+44(0)1249 466 664
    Emailrecruitment@scisys.co.uk
    Web Pagehttp://www.scisys.co.uk/


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