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July 16: NASA officials say Mars was covered once by lakes, rivers and other bodies of water that could have supported life. NBC's Robert Bazell reports.  (MSNBC)Newly revealed readings from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter indicate that a lot more Martian rocks were altered by water than scientists originally thought.


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    Job Description
    TitleTest Support Satellites
    Job codeDE-0108-9242
    Job posted on29/01/2008 (modified on 01/07/2008)
    LocationMunich
    CountryGermany
    EducationMaster
    Contract typeAny
    Start datewithin 2 months
    Job DescriptionHE Space Operations is a steadily growing international space company. For over 20 years we have provided our customers with consultancy services in Engineering, Science and Business Administration. We open the door to working directly on-site with our principal customers in the space sector who rank among the top 25 engineering employers in Europe: EADS and the European Space Agency.

    Activities:
    Join a team of test engineers to support the testing of a satellite on prime contractor level. You will be responsible for the following activities:
    • - Functional test support
    • - Produce and implement test procedures
    • - Work in the check-out room at a console
    • - Support to mission reference scenario test
    • - Support of unit and instrument level tests (relevant to the identified subsystem)
    • - Support instrument related preparation of tests
    • - Participation and support of Test Readiness Reviews and Flight Readiness Reviews
    • - Participation during functional instrument tests
    • - Reporting and Documentation of test results
    • - Generation of synoptic pictures

    Skills:
    You ideally have the following qualifications and experience:
    • - University degree in physics, aerospace engineering, electrical engineering or another relevant discipline
    • - Experience should include:
      • -> Functional Satellite AIT activities
      • -> Computer knowledge (UNIX, Windows, Office, Network administration)
      • -> Generation and debugging of automatic test sequences (TCL/TK knowledge, MOIS knowledge would be helpful)
      • -> Basic experience of AIV/Check-ou/Satellite operation (e.g. Packet Utilization Standard, 1553 MILBUS)
    • - Ability to work under high pressure and with minimum supervision
    • - Fluency in English is mandatory. The knowledge of German would be beneficial, together with good communication and team work skills

    Starting date:

    September 2008

    An exciting and international working environment in a highly innovative team is waiting for you. You will benefit from focused training and development bundled with a competitive salary.

    You are welcome to apply online or send an English CV via Email to
    Mrs. Lena Meyer
    HE Space Operations GmbH
    bremen@hespace.com
    Web Pagewww.hespace.com
    Contact information
    CompanyHE Space Operations GmbH
    Contact nameLena Meyer
    AddressFlughafenallee 26
    Bremen
    Germany
    28199
    Phone+49 421 430 4230
    Emailbremen@hespace.com
    Web Pagehttp://www.hespace.com


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