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Location EAC, Porz-Wahn, Germany Our team and mission The Directorate of Human and Robotic Exploration (D/HRE) is the main ESA entity in charge of supporting and coordinating efforts towards
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Location EAC, Porz-Wahn, Germany Our team and mission The Directorate of Human and Robotic Exploration (D/HRE) is the main ESA entity in charge of supporting and coordinating efforts towards
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planetary protection Duties You will report to the Head of the Independent Safety Office and, in close coordination with the Human and Robotic Exploration Product Assurance and Safety Team, your tasks and
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Robotic Exploration directorate, is mandated to care for ESA Astronaut’s health and wellbeing during their entire career. In execution of this task, SMT performs numerous medical tests and evaluations
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) within the directorate of Human and Robotic Exploration directorate, is mandated to care for ESA Astronaut’s health and wellbeing during their entire career. In execution of this task, SMT performs
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. The application areas include smart energy systems, mechatronic systems, robotic systems, as well as, multi-agent autonomous systems. For more information about the DTPA group please use the following link: http
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. The application areas include smart energy systems, mechatronic systems, robotic systems, as well as, multi-agent autonomous systems. For more information about the DTPA group please use the following link: http
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. science, Earth observation, human space flight and robotic exploration, navigation, telecom, and space transportation. The Section is also a focal point for electrical harness engineering. The laboratory
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. science, Earth observation, human space flight and robotics exploration, navigation, telecommunications, and space transportation. The Section is also a focal point for electrical harness engineering. The
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, for example in human and robotic exploration vehicles (orbiters and landers) and space transportation systems (launchers, re-entry vehicles and space tugs), as well as orbital systems for in-orbit servicing