Electrical Ground Support Equipment (EGSE) Lead

OHB Sweden is a leading Swedish supplier of space systems. We develop, build, test and commission satellites and subsystems for a wide range of missions - including communications, Earth observation, and space research and exploration - serving both institutional and commercial customers within and outside Europe. The position is based in OHB Sweden premises in Kista, Stockholm. Your work will include the following engineering and management tasks: • Project EGSE WP lead (cross projects) • EGSE System Engineering and requirements specification, • Documentation and version control of the EGSE’s, • WP manager and design lead, • Tests specifications and test lead (≠ test planning and execution), • Procurement and Production preparation, Applicants are expected to have expertise / experience in the following areas: Required qualifications and skills: • Master Level degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent, • Fluent in English, • >3-year experience in test equipment design and / or test product responsible, • Experience in device procurement and stock handling, • Experience in work package lead and resource management, • Experience in requirements management software (i.e. DOORS), • Good organizational and planning skills, • Familiarity in EMC, grounding concepts, and isolation, • Familiarity with test and measurement equipment. Advantageous additional qualifications: • Familiarity in electronics design, • Familiarity in electronics housing and cabinet (CAD), • Experience in project management, • Experience in CE Marking or other applicable standards / directives, • Familiarity with scripting languages (Python) mostly for device control, • Familiarity with satellite AIT, • Fluent in Swedish About You: Interdisciplinary and international team working and ability to work autonomously are key to a for this role. Therefore, we’re looking for a proactive team player who learns quickly, provides technical and project management guidance to colleagues, and can also work independently. Strong problem-solving skills, initiative, and a pragmatic approach are essential - focusing on achieving the right balance of quality and timely delivery. Travels may be required (3-4 trips per year, mostly in Continental Europe). If you’re ready to be part of our journey and contribute to complex and exciting projects, we’d love to hear from you!