Space AIT Engineer

WORKING AT YURI IS LIKE:
YOUR MISSION:
We are seeking a candidate to join the development team responsible for working on the development of facilities to be deployed on the ISS and future space stations. Our ideal candidate must have a strong systemic understanding of the project so he can manage the assembly, integration, and testing of mechanical and electrical projects. In addition to hands-on technical work, they must handle supplier management, write, and execute test procedures, and assist in mechanical and electrical design aspects. This role requires a combination of technical expertise, systems knowledge, and collaboration skills.

YOUR TASKS:

• Responsible for assembly,integrationand testsofelectromechanicalhardwareused for microgravity experimentsin space.
• Write and execute test procedures and reports.
• Research and engage with external test facilities and suppliers.
• Responsiblefor theproduction and testing of 3D-printed components.
• Partiallyresponsible for organizing laboratorytools,parts,and components.
• Supportforrequirement management and verification.
• Contribute tosystems definition and designdecisions.
• Support definition/conducting analyses for thermal and structural loads of space experiments in all mission phases (transport, launch, on orbit, return).
• Work closely with a multidisciplinary team to achieve the best performance for the overall system.

WHAT YOU NEED TO SUCCEED:

• Experience in Assembly, Integration, and Testing (AIT) of space systems - The higher the experience, the better.
• Familiarity with space standards, especially ECSSand SSP.
• Understanding of documentation relevant to AIT during all phases of a project.
• Not afraid of using tools (hammer, drill, file, milling machine…) for small adjustments.
• Skilled in using MSOffice.
• Strong team player.
• Self-motivated and proactive.
• Comfortable taking on responsibility.
• Practical mindset with a focus on execution.
• Low ego and empathetic toward colleagues.
• Fluent in both spoken and written English.
• Knowledge of Solid Works or similar is a plus.
• Proficiency in German is a plus.

WHY YURI:

• Space & Biotech: Is there anything more exciting than the intersection of space exploration and biotechnology? You'll be working—directly or indirectly—on projects that are headed to the International Space Station and other space platforms.
• Flexible Work: We offer a flexible work environment with adjustable hours and remote work options.
• Location: Luxembourg: Our office is based in Esch-sur-Alzette – offering modern infrastructure, proximity to research centers, and a vibrant, multicultural vibe.
• Tech That Fits You: We'll help you find your ideal setup – whether you're Team Mac or Team Windows.
• Diversity & Togetherness: We care about each other and believe a great workplace should reflect the diversity of the world around us. We value who you are – your gender, origin, sexuality, religion, or even your (secret) dislike of pineapple on pizza.

• Sustainability & Impact:

• We offset emissions from rocket launches, business travel, and all other activities.

• We also offset the private emissions of every team member.
• You'll get one Impact Day per year, which you can use to support a social or environmental cause – whether it's joining a climate protest or doing volunteer work.

About Us
Yuri is a
space biotech
company founded in 2019 that uses the microgravity environment of space to develop and manufacture superior biotech products. Yuri's locations are in
Germany
and in
Luxembourg
- our headquarters in Meckenbeuren and our R&D office in Esch-sur-Alzette.The team of 30+ space engineers and biologists has worked on 20+ payloads for the
International Space Station
in collaboration with organizations like
NASA, ESA, GSK, Charité Berlin
.

Space biotech for a better life