We are continuously developing new, cutting-edge instruments for radio astronomy and are working on major upgrades of our current telescopes. As a Systems Engineer, you will oversee the instrument development process. Your activities will include, among others, requirements engineering, capturing the architecture, and realizing interface definitions for system integration purposes. You will be responsible for the testing process, formal reviews and stakeholder management.
You will be advising on the most appropriate systems engineering approaches for projects ranging from proof-of-concept developments to major upgrades of our operational instruments, and from single disciplinary to the full integration of hardware, firmware and software. You will work closely with other systems engineers and the architecture and engineering teams to put in place systems engineering practices ensuring a smooth delivery and, where applicable, acceptance by operations. You will engage with people from all layers of the organisation to inspire them with your vision.
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The job applications for this position would likely be open in the autumn period this year and we expect to hire one person for the position.
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