Analoguesat

Never seen the requirements & qualifications listed before so heres the official lowdown. Taken from the current Eutelsat vacancies page


English Version
Reporting to the SCC Operations Manager, perform the monitoring and control functions at the SCC associated with the in-orbit Eutelsat satellites, the Telemetry, Command and Ranging (TCR) stations and the SCC data processing system, working within a shift system to provide 24/7 manning at the SCC. The function is highly responsible where all activities are performed by a team of dedicated and motivated individuals aiming at safety of the satellite fleet and maximising availability for commercial services.

DUTIES:
- Execute all planned operations of the satellites, TCR stations and SCC data processing systems according to pre-defined procedures and planning.
- Perform constant monitoring of the fleet and take immediate corrective action in the event of a satellite anomaly or ground system anomaly.
- Responsible for contacting on-call engineering staff in the event of a satellite or ground system anomaly and assisting in data provision, analysis and recovery.
- Liaise with the controllers of the Eutelsat Communications System Control Centre (CSC) in order to implement satellite payload reconfigurations.
- Manage the TCR and SCC system resources in real time to ensure constant monitoring and control of the fleet.
- Actively participate to training programmes in order to maintain an overall level of proficiency such that the above duties can be performed with the maximum safety and reliability.

QUALIFICATIONS:
- Higher technical education or equivalent in space engineering, telecommunications or related field (Bac+2).
- 2-3 years experience of in-orbit satellite control.
- Desire to work as part of an international team.
- Able to handle multiple tasks and priorities under pressure.
- Able to work in a constantly evolving and dynamic environment.
- Availability for shift work (including nights and weekends).
- Excellent knowledge of one of the official languages of Eutelsat (English or French) and good knowledge of the other.

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