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<p><u><strong>Starlab Station Accommodation System Engineer (f/m/d) - AIRBUS - BREMEN</strong></u><br /> Customer Airbus Defense and Space (AIR ST)<br /> Location Bremen<br /> Planned shortlist date January 8, 2024<br /> Planned start of operations January 1st, 2024<br /> Limited to December 31, 2025<br /> <br /> <strong>Job description and tasks</strong><br /> The jobholder (f/m/d) works as a Starlab Station Accommodation System Engineer? and the main tasks are:</p> <ul> <li>Take responsibility as a Station Accommodation System Engineer within the Starlab Station chief engineering team</li> <li>Perform trade-off analysis in order to select the best accommodation concept fulfilling system/product requirements.</li> <li>Ensure future products and concepts convergence</li> <li>Ensure interface & integration of Engineering activities Explore technical, manufacturing & operational aspects , this includes the capability to assess value & cost benefit</li> <li>Develop knowledge and propose directions on environmental aspects.</li> <li>Align engineering tasks with internal technology development programs</li> <li>Represent the technical aspects of the programs internally and externally</li> </ul> <p><strong>Personal requirements:</strong><br /> Working together culture, in particular in transnational situations<br /> Structured problem solver, able to summarize complex situations</p> <p><br /> <strong><em>Severely disabled applicants receive special recognition if they are equally qualified taken into account.</em></strong><br /> <br /> <strong>Studies</strong><br /> Physics at least Master/Diploma course<br /> or<br /> Comparable qualification at least master/diploma course<br /> or<br /> Mechanical engineering at least master/diploma course<br /> or<br /> Computer Science</p> <p><br /> <strong>Linguistic proficiency</strong><br /> German would be of advantage<br /> At least business fluent in English</p> <p><strong>Experience</strong><br /> Experience in the Engineering environment for more than 5 years<br /> ?</p>