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A new reusable rocket plus this week's BEST space jobs
Blue Origin’s milestone and nine standout roles from ESA, Thales, HyPrSpace, Odysseus, and more
Jaime Martín
November 20, 2025
Hello hello,
A friendly reminder that we have pretty much 1.5 months left of the year. Time to review those new year resolutions perhaps… haha hope you’re all doing great!
This week has some pretty unusual jobs I have to say. You can then tell me if you agree.
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Check out some of the best roles of the week…
Electronics & Instrumentation Engineer (m/w/d) @ HyPrSpace (France)
👉 They raised 21 million euros this week. I think there’s no better time to join them.
Control Systems Engineer @ Odysseus Space (Luxembourg)
👉 This one is still open: why not help them close it?
Senior Power Subsystem Engineer @ Thales Alenia Space (Italy)
👉 At last some more senior roles. A nice role if you’re into power electronics for spacecraft
Intern in the Future Space Transportation Preparation Dept., Project Support, Future Launchers @ ESA (France)
👉 If you don’t get an internship this year don’t blame me… I’m doing my bit here
Copernicus & DestinE EO Data Architect @ ESA (Italy)
👉 ESA hires a lot for some slightly-but-still-ok-generic space jobs but this one I think is quite cool
Lecturer in Earth Observation and AI @ UK (Leeds)
👉 This one is special so if you know someone who would be interested on this role then send them over this vacancy!
Post-graduate study on Nano-Satellite Technologies (PNST) Fellowship Programme @ UNOOSA
👉 A surprising role. You probably won’t meet the requirements but there’s only one way to find out ;)
PhD on 6G space-ground communications @ Lulea University of Technology (Sweden)
👉 Sunny Sweden as they say 😅😎 jokes aside, half of the year is pretty much day 24/7 so not bad… now jokes aside again: great PhD role for someone interested in telecommunications.
There are plenty of other jobs in the job board so be sure to check it out. Or else you might miss out…
💰 Crazy Week
I seriously doubt you have missed this but in case you were asleep for the past week, Blue Origin successfully recovered the New Glenn first stage. The video is so good is worth watching a few times.
It’s crazy to think firstly that it’s been 10 years since SpaceX recovered their first Falcon 9 booster. And then that New Glenn booster is significantly wider (nearly double diameter than Falcon 9) but only “a few” metres larger. I mean it’s a massive booster. The fact they managed to recover it successfully is great news for the space economy as more competition in the launcher segment will probably help drive the costs further down but it also means that now that there are 2 (and with RocketLab probably soon 3) companies with a reusable rocket… so those which don’t have one are pretty much cooked. Or will be real soon.
Nice comparison, right?
It’s going to be a very interesting few years now that Blue Origin focusses on ramping up production and launch cadence. All I can say is they opened offices in Luxembourg a earlier this year… they might hire some people there.
That’s it for the week.
Until next Thursday!
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