Product Assurance Engineer

Ensure the reliability and safety of breakthrough space technologies with purpose, autonomy, and innovation from our headquarters in Leioa (Bizkaia, Spain). As PA/QA Engineer, you will drive rigorous product assurance for an ESA astrophysics mission, while contributing to other advanced Satlantis developments.

What’s in it for you? Mission-driven projects with tangible scientific impact Flexible working hours Young, proactive, and dynamic environment Private health insurance Office perks: fresh fruit, quality coffee, and a collaborative atmosphere Discounts on campus facilities (restaurants, sports installations) International exposure with ESA and European partners

Your mission As a Product/Quality Assurance Engineer, you will ensure the highest quality, safety, and reliability of optomechanical instruments for critical scientific missions. You will implement and maintain ESA-aligned PA processes, manage risks, and foster a strong quality culture across multidisciplinary teams.

Your main responsibilities will include: Developing and maintaining PA processes in line with ESA ECSS standards Identifying and mitigating risks to product quality and reliability Overseeing supplier and subcontractor quality compliance Managing non-conformance reports, driving corrective and preventive actions Preparing and maintaining quality documentation and reports Representing PA in project reviews (NRB, IRR, TRR, PTR) Leading internal audits and supporting ESA audits

What will set you up for success? Experience in product or quality assurance for space systems Familiarity with ESA ECSS requirements and quality standards Analytical mindset and attention to detail to guarantee mission-critical reliability Strong teamwork and problem-solving skills, with a proactive attitude Ability to communicate clearly in an international, multidisciplinary environment Fluency in English; Spanish at negotiation level is a plus

Ready to make an impact on the next generation of astrophysics missions? Apply now and join us to build a safer, more reliable future in space.