Build the ground segment from Luleå.
We write the software that talks to satellites: CCSDS modems, antenna control and mission operations. The team is small, the missions are real, and the hardware sits in our lab.
What you would actually work on.
Remos replaces racks of dedicated hardware with software running on commodity servers. Most of the work is low level: signal processing, CCSDS framing, Doppler compensation, and scheduling eight-minute passes where you don't get a second try.
Our systems run at national space agencies and university programs on five continents. Code you merge on a Tuesday can be tracking a spacecraft the week after, and you see for yourself whether it works.
We are a small team out of Luleå University of Technology, still majority engineers. You will talk to the people using what you build.
Open roles.
Nothing posted right now.
We hire in small bursts, usually around new mission contracts. Send us what you work on and we will come back to you when something opens.
Tell us what you do. We read every open application and keep them on file for 6 months.
Send an open applicationHow we hire.
Application
Send a CV and a cover letter. We read every one. Tell us what you have built and what you want to work on next. That tells us more than a list of technologies.
Call with an engineer
Forty-five minutes on your background and what we are working on. No quiz questions.
Technical conversation
We walk through a real problem from our backlog together. Bring your own code if you would rather discuss that.
Meet the team
On-site if you can, remote if you cannot. You see the lab and the hardware. Offer within a week after.
Questions before you apply?
Ask about the work, the team or moving to northern Sweden. Your questions go to an engineer.
Petter Lindberg — Chief Operating Officer