Mechanical Engineer

Ibaraki
No Remote
Full-time
September 10, 2024

We are developing an industry-specific SaaS model service that utilizes satellite data.

Combining new geospatial and terrestrial data through data science, we aim to support data-driven decision making, business growth, and risk management.

Job description

Objectives:

Design, analyze, test and evaluate mechanical systems of SAR satellites.
Assembly, integration, and verification of SAR satellites.
Manage manufacturing partners with which we scale-up processes.

Job requirements

Minimum qualifications:

Experience in spacecraft structural engineering on a system level.
CAD experience is mandatory.
Definition of mechanical analysis and mechanical test.
Be able to commute to Tsukuba, Ibaraki prefecture

Preferred qualifications:

Component layout design experience.
Experience with launcher interface arrangement.
Experience with mechanical analysis.
Having experience with panel deployment mechanism design is a plus.

Cultures

Mission:
Synthetic Data for Perspective on Sustainable Development

Vision:
Efficient, accountable and resilient world

Business:

Solution services with satellite data
Development and operation of small SAR satellites

Conpensation & Arrangements

Contract to Permanent
Benefits: Commuting expense(Be able to commute to Tsukuba, Ibaraki prefecture), health insurance, employees' pension insurance
Flexible work-hour and location
Others: Part-Time or second job allowed

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About Synspective

Synspective Inc., founded in 2018, develops and operates Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites, providing SAR data and analytics solutions.

The company aims to build a constellation of 30 SAR satellites by the late 2020s, enabling the creation of a system capable of observing changes anywhere on Earth.

With a SAR satellite constellation that offers high-frequency and high-resolution Earth observation, Synspective delivers satellite data and a range of analytics solutions for disaster response and management, national security, and environmental monitoring.

Japanese Language Policy
Synspective’s Japanese skill requirements vary depending on the position and are defined in each job description.
Paid Leave
Synspective offers 10 days of paid leave that increase annually up to 20 days, in accordance with paid leave according to Japanese law. The company also observes all Japanese national holidays and provides 6 additional days off for the year-end holidays (from December 29th to January 3rd).
Benefits
💹 Employee stock option plan

💻 New tech gear

👩‍🎓 Skill development support

💛 Support for attending conferences

💜 Seminar participation support

👶 Parental Leave

🧡 Social security / insurance benefits included

🏥 Healthcare insurance

💚 Pension insurance
Work style
Full flex time with core time from 11:00AM to 3:00PM
Synergy of Spirit

As part of Synspective, we embark on this journey together, bringing with us our combined experiences and life. As a team, we recognize that the team’s goals are my personal goals, and my goals are the team’s goals. We each share a part of the responsibility to succeed. I constantly communicate to align my efforts with our goal. I manage my energy and time to maximize team performance. I give more than I take. I provide value when needed and I take responsibility for my own behavior.

Synthesis of Knowledge

We try to create new value under conditions that have huge uncertainty and volatility. The only way for us to succeed is to progress through trial and error that we learn from and make changes based on our new knowledge. I listen actively and respectfully to others’ opinions, consider it logically and examine my assumptions, and discuss it with my team constructively. I learn by doing and building upon our experiences. I aim to achieve better results with every new attempt. I accelerate the collective learning process by openly sharing experiences and knowledge with my team.

Synched with the Future

We have an obligation to create a sustainable future for the next generations. To do so, we must tackle tough challenges as pioneers, leaving our comfort zones that prevent our growth. I recognize that a smart failure is a step toward success and try to learn from the past to solve new issues in the future. I set aggressive goals and divide them into sprint-victories in order to continue to tangibly advance and make progress. I consider the future, prepare for it, and actively engage in making it happen with quick actions and decisions.