* Bilbao * Posted 3 months ago 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.**