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The CAD Designer position is within the Structure and Mechanical Systems team. The activities mainly involve 3D design, the creation of technical drawings, and the management of design changes.
The activities will be:
Internal interactions
External interactions
Potential business travel
Confidentiality requirements
Education and experience :
Skills :
At Latitude, we believe that building a rocket is a collective adventure, one that requires excellence, trust and a healthy work environment.
We offer a work setting designed to support both performance and well-being:
Latitude is an international company, working in a English-French speaking environment.
We value diversity of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, and we believe it strengthens both our teams and our engineering.
For full-time candidates relocating, especially those coming from abroad and needing un petit coup de pouce, we work with specialized relocation partners to support:
Our HR team will be there to guide you every step of the way.
Once you’ve submitted your application (resume + cover letter), you enter our hiring process.
Our goal is to provide a supportive and respectful recruitment experience, giving you the right environment to express your skills, personality, and full potential.
The Launch Campaign Department is responsible for preparing and executing launch operations for the company's launch vehicle from the Oman spaceport. This includes coordinating all ground activities required to assemble, integrate, verify and prepare the launch system before flight operations.
To ensure successful launch campaigns, the department manages the integration of ground support equipment and launch infrastructure, verifies the readiness of operational documentation, and coordinates industrial verification activities prior to deployment.
In this context, the intern will support the Launch Campaign team by assisting the Integration Manager in the preparation, coordination and verification of ground integration activities.
The intern will support the Launch Campaign team by assisting the Integration Manager throughout the preparation of ground integration activities.
Main responsibilities include:
During this internship, the student will gain hands-on experience in the preparation and coordination of launch system integration activities within a complex aerospace environment.
The intern will learn how to:
Education : Master’s degree student (final year or equivalent) in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field
Skills :
At Latitude, we believe that building a rocket is a collective adventure, one that requires excellence, trust and a healthy work environment.
We offer a work setting designed to support both performance and well-being:
Latitude is an international company, working in a English-French speaking environment.
We value diversity of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, and we believe it strengthens both our teams and our engineering.
For full-time candidates relocating, especially those coming from abroad and needing un petit coup de pouce, we work with specialized relocation partners to support:
Our HR team will be there to guide you every step of the way.
Once you’ve submitted your application (resume + cover letter), you enter our hiring process.
Our goal is to provide a supportive and respectful recruitment experience, giving you the right environment to express your skills, personality, and full potential.
As a Test Engineer, you will be responsible for setting up test stands for high-thrust rocket engines. You will ensure the development and management of test procedures, and you will conduct rigorous testing to validate the engines' performance, reliability, and safety. You will contribute directly to the optimization of propulsion systems.
The responsibilities are:
– Depending on the test campaign, may be assigned the role of Test Campaign Manager or serve as a fluid, electrical, or mechanical assistant to the Campaign Manager.
– Ensures the technical and operational management of the assigned test campaign.
-Validates operational risk analyses and implements risk mitigation actions.
-Leads the integration activities of one or more test benches (infrastructure, electrical, mechanical, fluid systems).
-Monitors the schedule and budget of the test campaign.
-Participates in design reviews for one or more test benches.
-Contributes to the definition of test plans and measurement plans for test specimens.
-Writes qualification test plans for one or more test benches.
-Establishes the operations plan for test campaigns.
-Oversees the preparation of test documentation: procedures, SOPs.
-Leads the development of automated procedures.
-Ensures traceability and reporting of anomalies and change requests to the design teams.
-Leads anomaly review boards.
-Leads safety studies related to the execution of test campaigns.
-Contributes to the definition of qualification test plans and combined test campaigns.
At Latitude, we believe that building a rocket is a collective adventure, one that requires excellence, trust and a healthy work environment.
We offer a work setting designed to support both performance and well-being:
Latitude is an international company, working in a English-French speaking environment.
We value diversity of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, and we believe it strengthens both our teams and our engineering.
For full-time candidates relocating, especially those coming from abroad and needing un petit coup de pouce, we work with specialized relocation partners to support:
Our HR team will be there to guide you every step of the way.
Once you’ve submitted your application (resume + cover letter), you enter our hiring process.
Our goal is to provide a supportive and respectful recruitment experience, giving you the right environment to express your skills, personality, and full potential.
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 :
· Own critical space or ground-support hardware
· Design and develop fluid and mechanical systems for use on ground support or on the launch vehicle
· Cradle-to-grave ownership of hardware, starting with system architecture, through design and analysis, and ending with integration, testing, and launch.
· Ownership of production and procurement processes relating to Fluid systems
· Apply your well-rounded technical knowledge to demonstrate competent fluidic and structural sizing, routing, and design while considering cost and schedule constraints
· Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in an engineering discipline
· 2+ years of relevant experience in aerospace engineering or a similarly demanding industry
· 2+ years of hands-on experience with fabrication, assembly, and/or testing
· 2+ years of experience with CAD designing parts/assemblies
Proficiency in basic principles of structural mechanics, incompressible and compressible flow, thermodynamics, and materials
· Knowledge of fluidic components including valves, regulators, etc.
· Full engineering design lifecycle experience
· Professional experience using Siemens NX (preferred) or comparable CAD package
· Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and work well in a collaborative team, including daily interactions with technicians, engineers, and managers
· Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English
At Latitude, we believe that building a rocket is a collective adventure, one that requires excellence, trust and a healthy work environment.
We offer a work setting designed to support both performance and well-being:
Latitude is an international company, working in a English-French speaking environment.
We value diversity of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, and we believe it strengthens both our teams and our engineering.
For full-time candidates relocating, especially those coming from abroad and needing un petit coup de pouce, we work with specialized relocation partners to support:
Our HR team will be there to guide you every step of the way.
Once you’ve submitted your application (resume + cover letter), you enter our hiring process.
Our goal is to provide a supportive and respectful recruitment experience, giving you the right environment to express your skills, personality, and full potential.
The Fluids team at Latitude develops the fluidic ground-side and vehicle-side systems for the 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, we believe that building a rocket is a collective adventure, one that requires excellence, trust and a healthy work environment.
We offer a work setting designed to support both performance and well-being:
Latitude is an international company, working in a English-French speaking environment.
We value diversity of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, and we believe it strengthens both our teams and our engineering.
For full-time candidates relocating, especially those coming from abroad and needing un petit coup de pouce, we work with specialized relocation partners to support:
Our HR team will be there to guide you every step of the way.
Once you’ve submitted your application (resume + cover letter), you enter our hiring process.
Our goal is to provide a supportive and respectful recruitment experience, giving you the right environment to express your skills, personality, and full potential.
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.
Engineering student :
Final-year internship or work-study programme leading to an engineering degree.
Technical skills:
Soft skills:
At Latitude, we believe that building a rocket is a collective adventure, one that requires excellence, trust and a healthy work environment.
We offer a work setting designed to support both performance and well-being:
Latitude is an international company, working in a English-French speaking environment.
We value diversity of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, and we believe it strengthens both our teams and our engineering.
For full-time candidates relocating, especially those coming from abroad and needing un petit coup de pouce, we work with specialized relocation partners to support:
Our HR team will be there to guide you every step of the way.
Once you’ve submitted your application (resume + cover letter), you enter our hiring process.
Our goal is to provide a supportive and respectful recruitment experience, giving you the right environment to express your skills, personality, and full potential.
In the context of increasing production and assembly rates, we need to strengthen our quality control capabilities, improve the documentation management associated with our products, and enhance our support for risk analysis related to their use.
As part of their duties, the intern will:
He will learn various things :
Education: Fourth- or fifth-year engineering student (or Master’s degree student).
Technical skills: Ability to read engineering drawings, knowledge of risk analysis principles, and familiarity with continuous improvement methodologies.
Soft skills: Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams, strong listening skills, curiosity, eagerness to learn, autonomy, and a collaborative mindset.
At Latitude, we believe that building a rocket is a collective adventure, one that requires excellence, trust and a healthy work environment.
We offer a work setting designed to support both performance and well-being:
Latitude is an international company, working in a English-French speaking environment.
We value diversity of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, and we believe it strengthens both our teams and our engineering.
For full-time candidates relocating, especially those coming from abroad and needing un petit coup de pouce, we work with specialized relocation partners to support:
Our HR team will be there to guide you every step of the way.
Once you’ve submitted your application (resume + cover letter), you enter our hiring process.
Our goal is to provide a supportive and respectful recruitment experience, giving you the right environment to express your skills, personality, and full potential.