System & Software Architect
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Join the Redwire Space team in developing and fielding end-to-end innovative mission critical space system solutions for next generation space architecture. At Redwire, you will work closely with customers from concept development through mission operations to ensure mission success.
Where dreams and reality collide and the output is, out of this world. At Redwire Space, we are a team of dreamers and doers. Where the impossible becomes possible, and every day is an opportunity to learn and get one step closer to knowing the unknown. Join us on our mission to expand humanity’s presence in space.
Our team of innovators in Luxembourg develops advanced robotic systems, mechanisms and software solutions that enable the next generation of space missions. Our technologies support applications including satellite servicing, in-space manufacturing, autonomous operations and space domain awareness.
Summary
We are looking for an experienced System & Software Architect to lead the definition, development, and delivery of complex software-intensive space systems. In this role, you will take technical leadership of projects throughout the complete lifecycle, from understanding customer and mission needs to defining robust system and software architectures, guiding implementation activities, and ensuring successful verification and validation.
You will be responsible for translating customer requirements into system and software design requirements, maintaining end-to-end requirements traceability, and steering multidisciplinary engineering teams from conceptual design through detailed development and integration. Working closely with project managers, customers, partners, and stakeholders, you will ensure the overall technical coherence, performance, and compliance of the delivered solution.
Additional responsibilities include supporting technical reviews, coordinating and participating in system and subsystem verification campaigns, identifying and mitigating technical risks, and driving architecture and design decisions across software, hardware, and operational domains. As the technical lead, you will play a key role during customer engagements, capture activities, and proposal phases, contributing to the definition of innovative solutions for space, defence, and high-reliability applications.
The ideal candidate combines strong systems-engineering fundamentals, software architecture expertise, and hands-on development experience with the leadership skills required to successfully deliver complex multidisciplinary projects.
Responsibilities
- Analyse customer, mission, stakeholder, and operational needs and translate them into system and subsystem requirements.
- Lead the technical definition and architecture of software-intensive space systems throughout the project lifecycle.
- Define, allocate, and maintain system and software requirements while ensuring full traceability between stakeholder needs, architecture, implementation, and verification.
- Develop and maintain system architectures including software, interfaces, simulation environments, and operational concepts.
- Provide technical leadership for embedded and safety-critical software developments targeting space-qualified and high-reliability systems.
- Establish verification and validation strategies, including functional, performance, environmental, and acceptance testing activities.
- Identify, assess, and mitigate technical risks and architectural trade-offs throughout the development lifecycle.
- Support system and subsystem integration, verification, qualification, and test campaigns.
- Lead technical reviews and ensure overall technical coherence, performance, reliability, and compliance of delivered systems.
- Support proposal preparation, technical capture activities, bid development, and customer technical discussions
Ideal Experience
- A Master's degree or higher in aerospace engineering, systems engineering, software engineering, mechatronics, electromechanical engineering, computer science, or a related discipline.