Plant Engineering Training

Start your journey with us towards a shared and successful future! We are a specialized personnel service provider for the aerospace industry. An exciting opportunity awaits you as a Training Operations Engineer at our partner Airbus in Bremen.

Your tasks

• Define concepts for the Starlab Crew and Ground Support Personnel (GSP) training facility, including simulators and physical training facilities for system and payload training activities
• Support the definition of training methods and tools, such as classrooms, simulators of varying fidelity, self-study materials, and/or interactive computer-based applications
• Explore the use of next-generation training tools and approaches, such as virtual reality, artificial intelligence-guided, remote, just-in-time, and/or on-demand training technologies
• Evaluate options for training facility related trades, such as reusing existing facilities versus building new ones
• Define requirements for training programs
• Assist in defining the Crew and GSP certification process and requirements
• Collaborate closely with other Starlab teams, including Crew Health and Medical System (H&MS), S&MA, SE&I, Robotics, Flight Crew, Ground Support, and Mission Operations teams
• Support the Human Systems Integration (HIS) process
• Participate in Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) validation and test activities
• Contribute to associated RFIs/RFPs
• Participate in program reviews
• Coordinate with other training teams, such as NASA, Commercial Crew Transport and Cargo
• Perform other duties as agreed and required
• Manage training offers within complex Aircraft programs
• Define the training policy and implement strategies for specific customers
• Manage simulation/pilot & technician training projects
• Handle all project management office activities, such as budget control, planning, and risk analysis for training programs

(Task description in English, as the project language)

Your Profile

• Study of aerospace engineering, electrical engineering/mechanical engineering, computer science, or equivalent
• Proficient in English language, at least at a negotiating level
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in the operation/engineering of spacecraft, preferably with a focus on mission training and/or operations
• Knowledge of spacecraft system and subsystem architectures, as well as mission training concepts
• Ability to define and support programmatic aspects such as schedule and risks
• Ability to create and review technical documentation, such as SPECs, IRD/ICD
• Experience with systems engineering processes and techniques, such as Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and tools (e.g. CAMEO), requirements engineering and tools (DOORS, JAMA)
• Basic knowledge in computer-aided design
• Ability to support integration and testing activities for hardware and software
• Efficient work in a multidisciplinary and transnational team
• Ability to learn quickly, work proactively, and work autonomously with attention to detail
• Good communication and presentation skills
• Flexible working hours and open-mindedness
• Flexibility in supporting business orders as needed

Our Offer

• Permanent employment contract
• Generally a 35-hour work week
• Flexible use of working time account (compensatory time off or payout)
• Attractive pay according to ERA XXX of the IG Metall
• 30 days of annual leave
• Possibility of working from home in consultation with the respective department
• Comprehensive support during the hiring process and as an employee