Job Description

#

Why us?

POLARIS Raumflugzeuge GmbH develops innovative transportation systems that redefine access to space for payloads and passengers. As we expand our operations, we are seeking a skilled and driven individual to join us at our headquarters in Bremen as Working Student - Flight Vehicle Assembly & Component Testing.



Join our dynamic and fast-growing startup and be part of our exciting journey to revolutionize space transportation and hypersonics. We are a passionate team dedicated to pushing boundaries, fostering innovation, and creating impactful solutions that make a difference.

#

Your mission

Support assembly of flight vehicle primary and secondary structures Support subsystem integration Support ground testing of components including engines Support flight testing campaigns
#

Your profile

Student of aerospace engineering, mechatronics or similar Strong hands-on experience background in hardware build-up and testing Background in disciplines such as composite structures, general mechanics, mechatronics and/or electronics Experience in building/operating unmanned aerial vehicles is an advantage Application experience with CAD is an advantage Proactive thinking, high level of motivation, flexibility, resilience & teamwork capability


Join us in shaping the future of space transportation and making a positive impact. Apply now by sending your CV and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience and why you are the ideal candidate for this role. We look forward to welcoming you to our team!#

About us

The German aerospace start-up POLARIS Raumflugzeuge GmbH is developing a revolutionary reusable space launch and hypersonic transport system that operates like an aircraft.



Based on more than 30 years of German and European spaceplane research, the development of the spaceplane AURORA began at the German Aerospace Center DLR. Aurora combines aircraft and rocket launcher technologies with a unique vehicle design, and offers a game-changing economic viability as well as opening the door for routine low-cost and safe access to space.



In order to validate the technology and accelerate the spaceplane development, POLARIS has been developing a series of scaled flight demonstrators.