ESA - European Space Agency

We are the European Space Agency. Our mission is the peaceful exploration and use of space for the benefit of everyone. We watch over Earth, develop and launch inspiring space projects, train astronauts and push the boundaries of science and technology, seeking answers to the big questions about the Universe. We are scientists, engineers and business professionals from all over Europe working together in a diverse and multinational environment. We are dedicated to united space in Europe and united Europe in space.

Joining ESA means becoming part of a diverse and multinational team, united by a shared mission: the peaceful exploration and use of space for the benefit of everyone. We take part in inspiring space projects with a global impact and deliver outstanding space solutions for Europe.

At ESA, we are proud to be a place that looks after its people from the moment they sign their contract through to retirement. We aim to provide a supportive, inclusive and inspiring environment  where you can thrive. As part of this commitment, our competitive employment package includes flexible working conditions to help you tailor your working schedule to fit your needs. We also believe that continuous learning is key to go further so we offer learning and development opportunities to help you learn and grow.

As an international space agency with 23 Member States, teamwork and cooperation is part of what makes us a unique place to work, and together, we go beyond. Learn more here.

Explore our vacancies and discover your place in space!

• Building expertise in aerospace engineering, astrophysics, data science, or satellite technology.

• Developing strong skills in project management, systems engineering, or mission operations.

• Gaining experience in space research, applied engineering, or high-tech industries.

• Demonstrating ability to collaborate across countries and disciplines in complex, technical projects.

• Highlighting a passion for innovation, science, and international cooperation in space exploration.