Software Intern- Mission Control Center
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“Here at The Exploration Company, we are building spacecraft for humanity.”— from the posting
About this role
A software internship at a space company in Munich, helping set up the Mission Control Center and building and configuring tools used by flight controllers and engineers. The work involves Python and frontend development and supports testing and operations of the Nyx spacecraft. Candidates should be currently enrolled in or recently finished a relevant degree.
From the original posting
Here at The Exploration Company, we are building spacecraft for humanity. We want you as a talented Software Intern, Mission Control Center to help us in our mission by building and setting up the systems that power our mission operations. You will support the setup of our Mission Control Center…
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