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SSC - Swedish Space Corporation • Kiruna, Norrbotten County, Sweden
Salary: 000 per year
Role & seniority: Talent Pool candidate for Orbital Launch and Rocket Test (OLRT) division; roles range from hands-on launchpad work to engineering, design, analysis, and system optimization. Seniority varies by future opening.
Stack/tools: spaceport systems and infrastructure; networks, software, control room environments, instrumentation, launchpad technical systems; knowledge areas include RF communications, cryogenics/gases, cleanroom operations, machinery operation, ground support equipment, and end-to-end launch operations.
Develop, operate, and maintain spaceport systems and infrastructure;
Participate in design, integration, testing, and qualification of payloads, launch systems, and ground support equipment;
Ensure operational readiness, safety, and quality; contribute to procedures, workflows, and on-site troubleshooting.
Must-have skills: STEM degree or technical training/experience; 2–3 years in engineering, operations, IT/technical systems, or integration; professional English skills (Swedish advantageous); structured, safety- and quality-focused work approach; strong collaboration and problem-solving abilities; accountability and operational discipline.
Nice-to-haves: experience with space launch ground systems or spaceport facilities; end-to-end launch operations knowledge (vehicle processing to mission ops); flight/range safety, risk analysis, regulatory compliance; programming,
Description
SSC Space (formerly Swedish Space Corporation), the perfect workplace for those passionate about technology in general and space in particular.
With space organizations, research institutes, institutional and commercial actors as customers, we offer specialist expertise in satellite communications, space consulting services, rocket and balloon systems, flight test services, satellite propulsion systems, and much more.
SSC also has one of the world’s largest global networks of ground stations for satellite communications. We own and operate the Esrange Space Center in Kiruna, northern Sweden, with the aim of launching satellites in the near future.
Are you fueled by a passion for people and the ambition to create an awesome workplace?
Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey with us to help Earth benefit from space?
If you answer yes to these questions, we invite you to seize the opportunity to make a significant impact by joining our Talent Pool for the Orbital Launch and Rocket Test division. We are looking for engaged professionals who share our core values of Customer passion, Care, Collaboration, Curiosity, and Courage.
The spaceport team from the OLRT division is responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient execution of all orbital launch-related activities at Esrange Space Center. The team brings together engineering, operations, safety, and technical expertise across the full spaceport and launch lifecycle - from preparations, system development, and integration work to live operations and post-launch analysis. As we continue expanding our capabilities, we are building a strong pipeline of future colleagues to support upcoming missions, systems, and ground infrastructure.
Requirements
By joining our Talent Pool, you position yourself for upcoming roles within the Orbital Launch and Rocket Test division at Esrange Space Center. In the months ahead, we expect to strengthen our team in several engineering and technical areas.
Depending On Your Background, Future Responsibilities May Include
Supporting the development, operation, and maintenance of spaceport systems and infrastructure. Working with networks, software, control room environments, instrumentation, and launchpad technical systems. Participating in design, integration, testing, and qualification activities linked to payloads, launch systems, and ground support equipment. Contributing to operational readiness and on-site work involving tools, machinery, inspections, and technical troubleshooting. Ensuring system reliability and safety in areas such as process equipment, cryogenics and gases, RF communications, or cleanroom operations. Developing procedures, documentation, integration workflows, and operational processes to secure safe and efficient launch operations. Collaborating closely with internal teams and external launch partners in a dynamic, mission-focused environment.
Roles range from hands-on technical work at the launchpad to engineering positions involved in design, analysis, and system optimization. This talent pool is intended for professionals who want to play a key role in shaping the future of European launch capability.
Responsibilities
A degree in a STEM field, technical training, or equivalent professional experience. At least2–3 years of relevant experience in engineering, operations, IT/technical systems, integration work, or similar. Professional proficiency in English (spoken and written). Swedish language is an advantage. A structured and reliable way of working, with a strong focus on safety and quality. Ability to collaborate effectively and build relationships across multidisciplinary teams. Problem-solving mindset with a hands-on, proactive, and pragmatic approach. Strong sense of accountability, integrity, and operational discipline.
We value if you bring valuable experience from work on ground systems within space launch complexes or spaceport facilities, whether around launch pads, integration areas, or test stands. You also have a solid understanding of end-to-end launch operations, from vehicle processing and countdown execution to mission operations, supported by a strong awareness of flight and range safety practices, risk analysis, and regulatory compliance.
Depending on the specific future role, experience in areas such as programming, networking, cleanroom work, RF communications, cryogenic systems, machinery operation, or system design will be considered valuable.
A B driver's license is required for all Esrange site-based roles.
Due to the operational environment, physical presence at Esrange is mandatory. Our positions are security-sensitive and require approved security vetting and background check in accordance with the protective security act. Additional requirements regarding citizenship may apply.
Benefits
WE OFFER YOU
A unique opportunity to be involved in creating Swedish space history.
An excellent opportunity for personal and career development.
An international workplace characterized by an open atmosphere and a challenging work environment that is continuously evolving.
Additional Benefits
In addition to vacation and traditional public holidays, we offer extra paid leave throughout the year, such as time off between Christmas and New Year, Ascension Day, amounting to 6–11 extra days depending on the calendar. Wellness allowance of SEK 5,000 per year. Health benefits such as voluntary health insurance and regular health checks for eligible employees. Access to a benefit bike through a tax-efficient leasing program. Support for employee-driven activities that promote connection, health, and culture across teams. Collective Agreement, including good pension plans, parental pay and insurance.
LOCATION
This talent pool covers future positions located at Esrange Space Center, Kiruna, Sweden.
NEXT STEP
If this opportunity sparks your interest, don’t wait to apply! Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis, and interviews will be conducted continuously as roles open. We kindly ask you to submit your CV when applying. While you are welcome to include a brief personal note or letter, our evaluation will primarily focus on your skills and qualifications as outlined in your CV, ensuring a fair and unbiased recruitment process.
WE HELP EARTH BENEFIT FROM SPACE
SSC Space is a leading global provider of advanced space services, with more than 50 years of experience. We help space organizations, research institutes, commercial and institutional actors from all over the world to get access to space.
With local presence on all continents and about 700 committed employees, we offer specialist expertise in satellite communications and satellite control services, spacecraft operations, rocket and balloon systems, launch services and flight test services, as well as engineering, operations and consultancy services for space missions.
We help Earth benefit from Space.