Space careers, hiring and industry notes
Practical advice for people building careers and teams in Europe's space sector. Or browse open roles if you are ready to take the next step.
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Career guidance, hiring notes and practical context for the European space industry.
Non-Engineering Space Jobs (Part 1): The Roles That Keep Missions on Track
You do not need an engineering degree to build a serious career in space. Project managers, supply chain specialists, and quality and product assurance professionals are central to every mission. Here is what these roles really involve and how to break in.
The Space Industry Interview Loop: What to Expect at Each Stage
From the first screening call to the final offer conversation, here is what actually happens at each stage of a space industry interview process, and how to prepare for it.
What Space Companies Should Put in a Job Ad to Attract Better Candidates
The best candidates do not only evaluate your mission. They evaluate clarity, risk, compensation, tooling, team maturity, and whether the role sounds real. Here is what to include.
Earth Observation Careers: Where Software, Data, and Domain Knowledge Meet
Earth observation is one of the most accessible entry points into the space sector for software engineers, data scientists, GIS specialists, and product-minded domain experts.
How to Read a Space Job Description Without Wasting Your Time
Space job descriptions can look intimidating, vague, or impossibly specific. Here is a practical way to decode the requirements, spot the real must-haves, and decide whether to apply.
Visas, Clearances, and ITAR: The Legal Reality of European Space Jobs
Applying for space jobs is uniquely frustrating because of export control laws and security clearances. Here is a practical guide to understanding which European space jobs are actually open to your nationality.