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The Head of the Future Missions and Architecture Department reports to the Director of Earth Observation Programmes and is responsible for defining and preparing future Earth Observation systems, technologies and architectures. You will be responsible for the preparatory activities for future missions in general, studies relating to future Earth Observation architectures, missions and instruments, and the Agency’s Earth Observation future technologies activities. You will also be responsible for investigating new and prospective domains in Earth Observation, including innovative methods and technologies, and preparing them for use or further development in other departments, directorates, or with external partners. In synergy with European, national, and commercial Earth observation programmes, you will fulfil ESA’s Earth Observation System Architect role by establishing an end-to-end system (of systems) view of ESA’s Earth Observation activities and their potential evolution, supporting the Director in the creation and renewal of the Directorate’s vision and strategy. You will provide the Director with neutral advice in the mission and technology domains.
Your duties will include:
You will actively work to ensure the well-being, motivation, training and career progression of the Department workforce, incentivising a spirit of initiative, transparency, information flow and coordination with other departments and directorates. You will liaise with external entities (Member State delegations, industry (space and non-space), academia, international partners, stakeholder organisations) to promote and develop ESA EO activities.
A master’s degree in a relevant engineering discipline is required for this post.
You have a successful track record in managing space programmes, preferably in an international context, and in fostering innovation.
In addition, you should have:
People management experience is an asset, as is international experience, i.e. outside your home country, as well as experience in diverse functional areas relevant to ESA activities.
The European Space Agency (ESA) is Europe’s gateway to space. Its mission is to shape the development of Europe’s space capability and ensure that investment in space continues to deliver benefits to the citizens of Europe and the world.
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