Turbomachinery Lead (gn) @ SpaceTech Venture, Lausanne

At PAVE Space, we are redefining in-space logistics with autonomous and mobile spacecraft. Our first mission is a kick stage, a vehicle that improves satellite deployment by accelerating orbit raising.

We are looking for a Turbomachinery lead to develop the first iterations of our rocket engine pump system. This role involves designing, testing, and optimizing our propulsion system, contributing from the beginning to a significant project and its key subsystem development.

Who are you?

• Passionate about space technology and eager to contribute to next-gen in-orbit mobility solutions.
• Motivated to join an adventure from the start and contribute to its success.
• Strong technical knowledge in propulsion systems, fluid dynamics, and thermodynamics.
• Practical mindset with dedication to hardware testing and iteration.
• Ownership of propulsion development tasks from concept to testing.
• Previous experience in rocket engine turbomachinery.
• Detail-oriented, ensuring precision and reliability.
• Experience in fast-paced, hands-on engineering environments.
• Excellent English communication skills.

What do we offer?

• Opportunity to be part of a pioneering Swiss space-tech company.
• Dynamic startup environment with impactful contributions.
• Hands-on propulsion system design, testing, and integration experience.
• Cross-functional collaboration with experts in GNC, mission design, and aerospace systems.
• Personal and professional growth in aerospace.
• Work on rocket engines amidst Switzerland's beautiful landscapes.

What do we value?

• Technical Excellence: Precision and quality in all we do.
• Ownership & Accountability: Responsibility for our work and mission success.
• Hands-on Innovation: Fast testing and iteration for optimal solutions.
• Learning & Growth: Embracing challenges and feedback for continuous improvement.

Seniority level

• Mid-Senior level

Employment type

• Full-time

Job function

• Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals and Space Research and Technology

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