
Role Overview:
The Project Manager will assist with and manage projects for high-resolution Earth observation payloads, working with clients, advisors, senior management, and cross-functional engineering teams. The role supports planning, communication, execution, risks, scope, quality, and on-time delivery in a space-hardware environment.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Support day-to-day planning, execution, and tracking of space-borne and satellite-system projects.
- Maintain project-management tools, task tracking, schedules, and data visibility.
- Support project plans, milestone tracking, and escalation of potential delays/risks.
- Coordinate across cross-functional teams, with focus on QA/QC and Supply Chain.
- Organize technical-progress meetings, capture minutes, assign actions, and track closure.
- Maintain the Project Risk Register and mitigation actions.
- Coordinate with Operations for external testing and facility utilization.
- Coordinate internal teams and external vendors/partners on deliverables.
- Facilitate communication between technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Prepare project status updates, dashboards, and reports for senior management.
Qualifications:
- Bachelors or Masters Degree in Engineering.
- 5+ years of experience in project coordination or project management, preferably in aerospace or high-reliability hardware industries.
Preferred Candidate Will Have:
- Basic project-management principles, tools, and methodologies.
- MS Project, Jira, and Confluence familiarity.
- Cross-functional coordination across engineering, QA/QC, Supply Chain, and Operations.
- Foundational systems engineering knowledge: requirements, integration, testing, V&V.
- Ability to analyze project performance, budgets, and schedules.
- Strong organization, time management, communication, documentation, and follow-up skills.
- MS Office proficiency.
Good to Have:
- Space systems, satellite subsystems, or hardware-development exposure.
- Optical payload/subsystem knowledge including sensors, calibration, and AIT.
- Exposure to aerospace/space standards, testing, mission constraints, and organizations such as ISRO.
- Risk-management and project-tracking metrics.
- CAPM or equivalent project-management certification/coursework.
- Willingness to travel 5 - 10%.
Benefits:
- Medical health cover for employees and family, including unlimited online doctor consultations.
- Maternity, paternity, marriage, and bereavement leave.
- Opportunities to participate in international conferences and events.
- Access to mental health experts for employees and family.
- Dedicated allowances for learning and skill development.
Interview Process:
- Introductory call
- Interview rounds (up to 3 rounds)
- Culture Round / HR round
Didn’t find the job appropriate? Report this Job