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Senior Flight Software Systems Engineer

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ispace is seeking a highly motivated and talented Senior Flight Software Systems Engineer to join the System Design Group under the Global Design division, responsible for the design and development of lunar landers and other transportation and/or communication/navigation platforms.

The ideal candidate will have in-depth experience on embedded flight software design, implementation, integration, V&V and operations on highly-autonomous space systems, solid understanding of design drivers for FDIR, mode management and on-board executed procedures, good technical knowledge of multiple spacecraft subsystems and experience in the system engineering disciplines for spacecraft design.

This is a unique opportunity to join a truly fascinating project, the first stage of ispace’s plans to perform resource prospecting on the moon. In this position, you will be assigned to one or more of ispace's projects, and join a small, international team of engineers working towards the detailed design and qualification of our first missions.

Candidates with demonstrated "hands-on" experience in some engineering domains and interdisciplinary experience are preferred. Teamwork is valued, and depending on the strengths of each member of the systems engineering team, the responsibilities listed below will be assigned accordingly.

Key responsibilities

  • Support the definition of a “product baseline”, creating standard requirements, system architecture, ICDs, design and analysis goals, test plans and operations concepts.
  • Lead and perform safety analyses including Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA/FMECA), and related methods.
  • Perform system level trade-offs, coordinating inputs from various disciplines within the team, to evaluate any proposed changes of the design baseline to satisfy the need of each individual mission.
  • Ensure internal interfaces between various spacecraft subsystems are maintained.
  • Contribute to requirements management ensuring all requirements are closed-out at the planned project landmarks.
  • Support AIT/Flight&Test Operations Groups and subsystem leads in defining test plans and specifications which will successfully verify the spacecraft design.
  • Coordinate efforts between relevant subsystems and Operations Team in defining a spacecraft operational concept.
  • Contribute to the maintenance of our Model-Based Systems Engineering tools and the integration.

Required skills

  • Bachelor or Masters degree in Computer Science, Mechanical, Electrical, Aerospace Engineering or equivalent
  • 5+ years of experience in design, implementation, integration, and V&V of embedded flight software subsystem
  • Operational experience, including preparation of operations, participation in rehearsals and on-console activities.
  • Experience performing FMECA, reliability analysis, and/or hazard analysis
  • Experience with programming languages such as Matlab, Python, or equivalent
  • Self-motivated and comfortable making key decisions within a fast-paced environment
  • High sense of accountability and ownership
  • Excellent presentation skills, both verbally and written. Enthusiastic attitude and team player
  • Working level in English

Preferred skills

  • Experience with design, analysis or testing of at least one other subsystem: Structure, Thermal, Avionics, Propulsion, Communications, GNC.
  • Experience with requirement decomposition (mission all the way to unit level)
  • Experience with system level testing such as hardware-in-the-loop testing
  • Working level Japanese

We will prioritize candidates currently in Japan with valid working visa.

For overseas candidates, please note that you choose to proceed, this role requires relocation to Japan upon acceptance of the position. Compensation will be provided in JPY and aligned with local market benchmarks in Japan, based on the role’s level, scope, and prevailing industry standards.

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