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We designed and built the RIME antenna for this craft. It deploys to 16 meters long and weighs only 1.5 kg! See [1] for some more info.

If you are already in, or are willing to relocate to southern Germany, I'm looking for flexible, multi-domain software engineers to build out our small team here at SpaceTech. Check my profile if you are interested.

Looking forward to a successful launch tomorrow!

[1] https://spacetech-i.com/news/news-details/spacetech-antenna-...

[codethief]

I had a brief look at the open positions listed on your website. The only (pure) SWE role that doesn't require a degree in electrical or aerospace engineering seems to be this one:

https://spacetech-i.com/career/open-positions/jobs/software-...

?

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Yes, that's the role I'm looking to fill at the moment, but it's a small company, and the horizontal coupling is tight. A SWE here will be confronted with many hands-on EE and ME challenges as well (hence the on-site requirement). People who thrive in such environments are a good fit.

[qikInNdOutReply]

Lol, that neutral buoncy, super light material nervousness in the video for the deployment. Dont touch it, but also do not break it, its machined from electrically carrying carbon fog.

:D

Well done.

PS: Glueckwunsch, beim Jupiter

[forgotthepasswd]

Nice video on the link!

I like how those "1-G challenges" were solved.

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Indeed, the length of this antenna required some creativity. We have some really cool, high-tech solutions [1] for these "1-G challenges" as well.

[1] https://carbospacetech.com/innovations/zero-g-robot/