Test/Electrical Engineer for Space Instrumentation (ESA JUICE/NIM)

The successful candidate will play a central role in supporting the development, testing, and operation of NIM, including:

• Planning and conducting calibrations and tests of the instrument under various operational conditions
• Leading the diagnosis, troubleshooting, and repair of hardware and system issues
• Characterizing and optimizing critical components and subsystems
• Participating in the development and validation of operation and software tools
• Helping investigate in-flight issues and support related analysis
• Maintaining and improving technical documentation, including design and operations manuals
• Managing inventory and procurement activities for hardware

The Space Research and Planetary Sciences Division (WP) at the University of Bern has been at the forefront of space research for over 50 years. Since conducting its first experiment on the Moon as part of the Apollo 11 mission, the division has participated in numerous missions led by major space agencies such as ESA, NASA, and JAXA.