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The Fluid department is responsible for the development the launcher's board fluid systems as well as ground and test facilities fluid systems.
In particular, the fluid department is responsible for:
-Designing the fluid systems in terms of functional needs, system architecture and choice of fluids for all the company fluids’ systems (launcher, ground, and test facilities)
-Choosing the appropriate components to realize the chosen functions
-Modelling the behavior of the system to validate the design
-Defining how the system needs to be operated- Guarantee the safety and reliability of the designed system
-Analyze test results to make sure the system responded as designed
-Optimize built systems to gain in reliability and efficiency
As Fluid Systems Engineer you will participate in several tasks around fluidic simulation, testing and integration of both ground and on-board equipment. To test all elements of the engine, multiple test benches will be integrated before the end of this year. After which, both stages will need to be integrated and tested as well. The test results will need to be analyzed to see how the system responded in real life conditions.
Your main missions will consist in :
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The intern will join the SMS department, which will join the calculations team.
The intern will be responsible for:
– Mesh components on NX to prepare dynamic calculations.
– Taking into account simple calculations on shelves and various supports.
– Validation by pre-design calculation.
The intern will develop their skills in understanding finite element calculations and the associated methodology.
We are looking for a mechanical engineering intern.
Knowledge of CAD and NX would be a plus.
Independent and curious
At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys.
This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
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Within the SMS department, the workload associated with thermal studies is increasing significantly, both for the launcher and for ground support equipment. This development requires greater mobilization of teams and appropriate organization to respond effectively to growing needs and guarantee the quality of the work carried out.
During the internship, the intern will carry out several tasks:
– Revision of calculations on the deflector.
– Thermal calculations on shelf elements, skirts, etc.
– Search for suppliers of thermal protection.
The intern will learn about the thermal life cycle of a launcher, from transfer to end of mission.
We are looking for an intern with a focus on thermal engineering.
Knowledge of CAD and NX would be a plus.
Independent and curious
At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys.
This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
We provide :
Once you’ve submitted your resume and your cover letter to student@latitude.eu, you enter in our hiring process
Joining Latitude means becoming part of a passionate team designing and developing a European micro-launcher, built to provide flexible and responsive access to orbit.
Within the Technical Directorate, you will contribute to the design and overall coherence of the launch system, with a particular focus on one of its stages.
Reporting to the System Department, you will play a key role in ensuring the performance, coherence, and qualification of the system.
Your main responsibilities will include:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering or equivalent;
At least 10 years of experience in a similar position or in a related field (space, aerospace, or complex systems);
Strong background in systems engineering with a solid multi-domain understanding;
Excellent analytical and synthesis skills, curiosity, and open-mindedness;
Good command of English, both written and spoken;
Strong communication and teamwork abilities in a multidisciplinary environment.
Ability to adapt quickly, work efficiently in a fast-paced environment, and make pragmatic decisions under tight schedules.
At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys.
This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
We provide :
Once you’ve submitted your resume and your cover letter to careers@latitude.eu, you enter in our hiring process
You will integrate into the propulsion team and participate in the development of Navier rocket engine adapted for Zephyr launcher.
The main objective is to optimize the heat treatment process of our different parts and especially the combustion chamber.
The intern’s tasks will be:
To evaluate the impact of different heat treatments on the material’s response after engine loading.
To correlate the thermophysical properties of the material for different heat treatments.
To propose a specific heat treatment for engine parts in order to optimize the cost and durability of the assembly.
Provide an in-depth bibliographic study on the effect of heat treatments on the alloys used.
Work in an open space with dynamic interactions and experience a great variety of fields. You will learn how to be integrated in the development process of a rocket engine and get the basis of the engineering method for part and tool design.
Education
Technical skills:
Soft skills:
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This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
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Once you’ve submitted your resume and your cover letter to student@latitude.eu, you enter in our hiring process
You will integrate into the propulsion team and participate in the development of Navier rocket engine adapted for Zephyr launcher.
The main objective is to optimize the regenerative cooling system design software by implementing a chemical calculator in the code.
The intern’s tasks will be:
Integrating the chemical calculator into the design software
Providing solid support for the development of data analysis tools
Participating in the post-processing of engine test results
You will work in an open space where interactions are dynamic and discover a wide variety of fields. You will learn how to integrate yourself into the rocket engine development process and acquire the basics of engineering methods for designing parts and tools.
Education
Technical skills:
Soft skills:
At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys.
This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
We provide :
Once you’ve submitted your resume and your cover letter to student@latitude.eu, you enter in our hiring process
The Fluids team at Latitude develops the fluidic ground-side and vehicle-side systems for the Zephyr launch vehicle. Sub-disciplines within the team include valves, fluidic routing, pressure-control systems, and liquid level sensing systems among others.
These are precise systems posing difficult challenges to overcome, as they deal with the highest pressures and lowest temperatures seen on the entire vehicle. We are looking for motivated candidates that are self-driven and hands-on to join the team as an intern to help us solve these challenges.
In return, you will develop your technical skills and work alongside talented engineers that will be able to guide you toward the next step in your career, both technically and professionally.
The intern’s duties will include: Developing fluidic routing for the first and upper stages of the launch vehicle, including design, analysis, material selection, drafting, and assistance with manufacturing and testing.
Write qualification and acceptance plans for vehicle valve components. Assist and, ultimately, lead the execution of these test plans, including pressure testing, cryogenic testing, and vibration testing.
Design custom valves for the vehicle. This project will include the design of different types of valves (electromagnetic, pneumatic, etc.) for use in various rocket systems. The project involves a comprehensive approach to valve design, with a high degree of autonomy but under the supervision of experts in the field.
Education: Currently studying for a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or equivalent.
Technical skills:
Soft skills:
At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys.
This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
We provide :
Once you’ve submitted your resume and your cover letter to student@latitude.eu, you enter in our hiring process
The electrical assembly, integration, and testing (AIT) of a space launcher refers to all procedures and tests dedicated to validating the launcher's electrical and electronic systems. This critical phase includes wiring assembly, integration of electrical equipment (such as actuators and sensors), and functional and environmental testing to ensure reliability and compliance with mission requirements.
The intern’s duties will be :
The intern will learn about AIT electrical and electronic processes in the aerospace and Newspace sectors.
Technical skills:
Soft skills: Independent student who enjoys working in a team, proactive, able to generate ideas
At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys.
This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
We provide :
Once you’ve submitted your resume and your cover letter to student@latitude.eu, you enter in our hiring process
You will join the Technical Direction of Latitude as an intern within the Mission Analysis team.
You will work as a Back-End Developer on internal tools, focusing on data processing, API development, and system integration.
You will contribute to enhance the performance and reliability of mission-critical software.
Your missions will include:
The intern will develop skills:
Education: Bachelor/Master student in Computer Science or related field.
Technical Skills:
Soft Skills: Analytical, problem-solving, and detail-oriented.
Language: English (mandatory), French (nice-to-have).
At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys.
This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
We provide :
Once you’ve submitted your resume and your cover letter to student@latitude.eu, you enter in our hiring process
Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety form an extremely important part of system studies and are amongst the main drivers for Latitude to respect its regulatory requirements as well as company objectives.
To support us improving the safety and reliability of our launch system, we are now looking for a RAMS Engineer (intern).
The intern’s duties will be :
The skills developed will be :
Education: Master’s degree in Engineering or equivalent
Technical skills: Office suite (mainly Word and Excel); Python; knowledge of launch systems
Soft skills: teamwork, eagerness to learn, strong analytical skills
At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys.
This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
We provide :
Once you’ve submitted your resume and your cover letter to student@latitude.eu, you enter in our hiring process
As a Group Lead – Fluid System Engineer, you will play a dual role, combining technical expertise and managerial leadership.
The Fluid & Propulsion Systems Department is responsible for the development of the launcher’s main engines, auxiliary propulsion, onboard fluid systems, as well as ground and test facilities fluid systems.
Within this department, the Fluid Systems team specifically focuses on:
As a Group Lead – Fluid System Engineer, you will play a dual role, combining technical expertise and managerial leadership. While actively contributing to the design and development of the launcher’s fluid systems, you will also be responsible for leading and structuring a team of 8 full-time engineers, ensuring efficient project execution, resource management, and talent development.
At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys.
This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.
We provide :
Once you’ve submitted your resume and your cover letter to careers@latitude.eu, you enter in our hiring process