• Support the evaluation of green propulsion technologies and their environmental impact
• Assist in analysing the life cycle of space systems using selected sustainability tools
• Help prepare documentation for regulatory filings and space debris mitigation plans
• Contribute to customer presentations and market research for propulsion technologies

• Student in industrial engineering, environmental engineering, mechanical engineering, process engineering or economic science with a technical focus
• Interest for the space sector and innovative space products
• Fluent in English, German is a plus
• Experience in evaluation of the environmental impact of technology or life cycle assessment and relevant tools is a plus
• Experience at a satellite manufacturer during internship/working student is a plus

• An exciting work environment encompassing the whole process from the development, building and launch of space propulsion systems
• Flexible working time
• Combination of working in the office, at home, and on the go
• Professional skills development through a broad base of responsibilities and freedom
• Engage directly and actively participate in the end-to-end development processes of an expanding NewSpace start-up

ISPTech builds green, innovative and affordable propulsion technologies for any spacecraft size. Based onmore than 10 years of research and development at the German Aerospace Center (DLR), the founders developed technologies that work with green (non-toxic) propellants. Our systems are characterized by a high efficiency, reliability and allow significant cost reductions. We will satisfy the desperate demand for affordable, green and robust propulsion technologies and propel the whole space ecosystem.
Recently, we raised a pre-seed round and our relevance for the New-Space market is backed by renowned deep-tech investors.