Mechanis Production Engineer

Lead high-impact space projects that go beyond Earth—with autonomy, purpose, and innovation. AtSATLANTIS , we design advanced space technologies with one goal: solving global challenges from above. We’re now looking for aMechanics Production Engineerto join ourOptical Payload Productiondepartment. Based at our headquarters inLeioa (Bizkaia, Spain) , you’ll be involved in theend-to-end manufacturing and testing of our iSIM cameras and other cutting-edge optical payloads .No espere a enviar su solicitud después de leer esta descripción; se espera un gran volumen de candidaturas para esta oportunidad.What’s in it for you Mission-driven projects with real-world impact:You’ll take part in initiatives that support space innovation, strategic defense, and environmental observation. Flexible working hours:Work-life balance starts with trust in how you manage your time. Young, proactive, and dynamic environment:Join a collaborative team where autonomy and innovation are part of our daily mindset. Private health insurance:Your wellbeing comes first—with top-tier medical coverage. Office perks:Enjoy fresh fruit, quality coffee, and an energizing work atmosphere. Discounts at campus facilities:Get access to local restaurants and facilities on the UPV/EHU campus.Your mission As aMechanical Production Engineer , you will play a key role in theproduction of SATLANTIS’ optical payloads . Your work will ensure thatmechanical components and structures are manufactured, assembled, and deliveredto the highest standards ofquality, reliability, and precision . Your main responsibilities will include: Lead and monitor mechanical production processes, including structure assembly, preparation of materials, and ensuring process traceability. Contribute to the industrialization and optimization of mechanical production workflows, applying lean techniques and advanced manufacturing procedures. Ensure compliance with quality standards, tolerances, and technical requirements (such as ECSS), documenting results and corrective actions. Coordinate the scheduling and execution of production activities, ensuring alignment with project deadlines and close collaboration with other departments. Collaborate closely with engineering, supply chain, and quality teams—participating in design reviews, stock control, and internal audits—to ensure smooth production and continuous improvement. Prepare and maintain updated technical documentation, work instructions, and production reports, including process procedures, plans, and non-conformities.What will set you up for success 1–3 years of hands-on experience in mechanical production or manufacturing engineering in an industrial environment; experience in aerospace, defense, or similarly rigorous industries will be especially valuable. Clear and effective communication skills to ensure alignment and shared understanding across teams. Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical, Industrial, or Aerospace Engineering, or related disciplines. Fluent command of English, both spoken and written, enabling collaboration in international contexts.You’ll stand out even more if you bring: Experience in production planning, process optimization, or lean manufacturing. Strong leadership and clear communication skills, especially under time constraints. A sense of ownership and confidence in making and defending engineering decisions. Experience working on space-related projects or unitary productions, demonstrating precision and adaptability.Ready to take your next step into the space industry? xiphteb If you’re excited by the idea of working oncutting-edge optical payloads , building technology thattravels beyond Earth , and joining a team whereyour work truly matters —apply now and become part ofSATLANTIS’ missionto change how we see our world from space.