Join DHV Technology and Be Part of the Vanguard in Space Technology

Launch your career with a company that’s building the future beyond Earth.

At DHV Technology, our mission is clear: to accelerate space exploration by delivering innovative power solutions that drive missions across the globe. We are a Spanish company headquartered in Málaga, with a strong international presence and a leading position in the design and manufacturing of solar panels and power systems for space applications.

With clients in over 40 countries, our technology is already orbiting Earth and beyond, making DHV Technology a global reference in the aerospace industry. Working here means joining a unique sector where every project has a integral impact and the potential to shape the future of humanity.

We develop solutions for satellites and space missions, including deployable solar arrays and advanced power systems that store and manage energy for groundbreaking projects. Innovation, customer orientation,



and excellence are the core values driving our continuous growth and keeping us at the forefront of space exploration.

What is it like to be a Mechanical Engineer at DHV Technology?
As a Mechanical Engineer at DHV Technology, you will take part in the design and development of space hardware for our satellite power subsystems. You will be involved in all project phases, from concept to qualification, ensuring optimal mechanical performance of our products in a highly demanding and innovative environment.

Responsibilities
You will be engaged in all mechanical aspects of our projects, including but not limited to:
- Design of mechanical systems for space applications.
- Generation of 2D manufacturing and assembly drawings.
- Preparation of design documentation, test procedures, and manufacturing instructions.
- Execution of structural analyses and interpretation of results.
- Evaluation and optimization of mechanical designs based on analytical results.
- Selection and evaluation of mate

📌 Mechanical Engineer (Andalucía)
🏢 DHV Technology
📍 Andalucía