Missionization Software Developer (f/m/d)

The Systems department is composed of a group of about 10 people organized around 2 teams, the Launcher System team, and the Mission Analysis team, each focusing on a specific area of expertise. The Launcher System team is in charge of ensuring a global consistency in the development of the launcher, working in close collaboration with all the departments within Latitude.

The Mission Analysis team studies the performance of the launcher and defines trajectories that allow it to fulfil its missions, performing trajectory optimization, safety and re-entry analyses based on a configuration defined by the Launcher System team.

As intern in the Systems department, your main mission will be to develop a missionization software to support the mission analysis activities. The main goal in developing this software is to facilitate the missionization process allowing the user to configure a launcher and mission with large sets of parameters while ensuring a robust and trustworthy communication between the different tools involved in the process. The objective is also to develop a software with a great versatility to carry on preliminary design studies as well as final mission analysis in the context of a launch campaign.

This position involves multiple aspects of software development, your role will entail:

• Participating in the software specification.
• Participating in its development.
• Integrating various tools to construct the missionization chain.
• Creating a user-friendly interface.
• Thoroughly documenting your work, especially when coding, and presenting results in technical and justification notes.

We are looking for a student currently enrolled in a Master Program in Computer Sciences or Aerospace Engineering with a knack for software development and coding.

Key technical proficiencies:

• C++ / JAVA / Python languages
• GIT / GITLAB
• Visual Studio / Spyder
• XML / HTML

You’re familiar with fundamental concepts such as Newton’s laws of motion, attitude, guidance and propulsion. Beyond technical expertise, your enthusiasm for anything related to the space industry sets you apart. While prior experience in the space sector is a plus, it's not a prerequisite. Language proficiency:

• Your level of English allows you to understand and write technical documentation, and work and exchange with native English-speaking interlocutors.
• Speaking French is an additional nice-to-have.

If you identify with this description and aspire to thrive in an environment that fosters independent work and initiative, we strongly encourage you to submit your application. We would be delighted to engage with you and discuss your profile!

At Latitude, our success is powered by people and then technology. Collaboration and trust are the keys. This is why we ensure to have an inclusive workplace, accessible by everyone and supervised by a pro-active works council.

We provide:

• Health insurance, provided by Kenko
• Comprehensive teleworking policy
• Financial incentives for sustainable modes of transportation
• Tickets Restaurant (meal vouchers)
• Retirement plan under French law
• Sick leave
• 7 weeks of paid vacation (paid leave + RTT)