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analogue field tests; mathematical modelling and simulations; research and integration of novel sensors for robot perception; algorithmic design and computer programming implementation of building blocks
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of platform data handling and payload data processing equipment; the implementation, inference, verification and validation of algorithms** on data processing hardware platforms for space applications** in
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. This includes modelling, data analysis and algorithmic development, as well as experimental validation of models and algorithms. It contributes to the performance assessment of space missions. More specifically
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on the optimisation of the data architecture to enable the efficient use of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Duties These positions combine EO domain knowledge (EO instruments, EO data, EO algorithms
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receivers, algorithms, OD&TS, formation-flying and RF/optical metrology. Duties You will report to the Head of the Navigation Systems Definition Section and, in the technical fields above, your main tasks and
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synergy approach, fully leveraging on cloud computing environments, the integration of non-EO data sources and cutting-edge digital technologies, as well as pursuing open-source algorithms and tools
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-house and external scientific studies for mission development and implementation, geophysical algorithm development and related research activities; organising mission-specific science workshops and
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following areas related to the position: AOCS subsystem architecture, design, testing and verification (incl. control algorithms design & tuning, analysis and simulation) AOCS modelling, AOCS software
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technology, digital input/output interfaces and technologies, networks and protocols. experience in design and validation of algorithms and techniques such as modulation, digital beamforming, machine learning
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of navigation systems, technologies, algorithms and techniques in cooperation with European industry, universities and research centres and institutional stakeholders, drawing on the expertise of other ESA