Electronic Components Procurement Specialist (ECSS) (m/f)

About us

Creotech Instruments S.A. is a Polish manufacturer and integrator of satellites and satellite systems. Using our proprietary HyperSat platform, we design, manufacture, integrate and test satellites, and also support their launch and in-orbit operations. We carry out advanced space programmes, including in the fields of Earth observation for defence and dual-use applications, space situational awareness, and enhancing the resilience of navigation systems. We have our own electronics manufacturing facility and a small satellite integration facility certified by the European Space Agency (ESA). Since 2022, we have been listed on the Main Market of the Warsaw Stock Exchange as the first Polish company in the space technology sector. Join the team that is building Poland’s space capabilities.

What we’re looking for

We are looking for someone with a technical degree, e.g. in electronics, mechanics, automation or a related field, who is familiar with ECSS standards and is able to analyse technical data and component specifications. A good knowledge of MS Office, particularly Excel, and a working knowledge of English are important to us. We are looking for someone who is independent, meticulous and able to work as part of a team. Experience in a similar role would be an advantage.

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Your responsibilities:

Managing the procurement of electronic components in accordance with ECSS (European Cooperation for Space Standardisation) requirements and the company’s internal procedures;
Qualifying EEE components in accordance with the ECSS-Q-ST-60 standard;
Evaluating the Bill of Materials (BOM) in terms of availability, costs and supply chain risks;
Sourcing and qualifying suppliers of electronic components;
Analysing the availability, prices and delivery times of materials;
Negotiating commercial terms and contracts with suppliers;
Overseeing procurement documentation and ensuring materials comply with project requirements;
Collaborating with the design, quality, production and logistics departments;
Managing supply chain risk and identifying alternative components;
Monitoring the market for technological changes and issues with component availability.