Mechanical Engineer - Fluidic Systems

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Madrid, Spain

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Circa €50,000 + Benefits + Stock Options

A growing European space technology company developing next-generation electric propulsion systems for satellites is looking for a
Mechanical Engineer
to join its engineering team in Madrid.

This is a hands-on engineering role focused on the development, assembly and testing of
precision fluidic systems
used within advanced space propulsion hardware.

You'll be working on:
- Precision fluidic and vacuum systems
- High-integrity tubing, valves, fittings and sealed assemblies
- Laboratory testing, validation and troubleshooting
- Handling and characterising sensitive liquids and propellants in controlled environments
- Improving product reliability and supporting the transition from R&D; into production
- Working closely with multidisciplinary mechanical, propulsion and systems engineering teams

We're looking for engineers with experience in:
- Precision fluidic systems (reactive liquids)




- Laboratory instrumentation and test equipment
- Pumps, valves, regulators, pressure control or flow control systems
- Leak testing, pressure testing and sealed system design
- Mechanical assembly of high-precision hardware

Backgrounds we'd love to see:
- Space propulsion
- Scientific instrumentation
- Vacuum technology
- Analytical instruments
- Semiconductor equipment
- Medical devices
- Microfluidics
- Chemical processing equipment
- Cryogenic or ultra-high vacuum systems

Experience with
reactive or sensitive liquids
, cleanroom environments or high-reliability engineering would be a significant advantage.

If you're excited by the opportunity to develop cutting-edge propulsion technology for the rapidly growing small satellite market, we'd love to hear from you.

Location:
Madrid, Spain

Salary:
Circa
€50,000
+ benefits + stock options

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