Propulsion & Engines
European Space Agency (ESA) rocket propulsion and engine jobs
6 open rocket propulsion and engine jobs at European Space Agency (ESA). Open one for the full posting; you apply on European Space Agency (ESA)'s own careers site.
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Checked 7 Nov 2026, 11:13 UTC- Chemical Propulsion Engineer3d ago
- Intern in the Infrastructure Department - Propulsion Tests and Services6d ago
- Intern in the Mechanical Department - Aerothermodynamics and Flight Vehicles Section6d ago
- Intern in the Mechanical Department - Propulsion Engineering Section6d ago
- Intern in the P120/P160C Team - Rocket Propulsion Indicators and Applications of Energetic Materials6d ago
- Intern in the Vega-E Programme Division6d ago
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Questions about European Space Agency (ESA) rocket propulsion and engine jobs
How many rocket propulsion and engine jobs is European Space Agency (ESA) hiring for?
6, counted on the European Space Agency (ESA) careers site at SpaceJobs.Now's latest read. The full European Space Agency (ESA) openings list sorts every role by discipline.
What is the salary range for rocket propulsion and engine jobs at European Space Agency (ESA)?
Where a European Space Agency (ESA) posting gives a range, its row below shows it, but too few of these roles do for a typical figure yet. Propulsion salaries across employers are measured over every company.
What does European Space Agency (ESA) look for in these roles?
Usually a mechanical or aerospace engineering degree; technicians and test operators often start from a trade or the military. The posting itself sets the bar (degree, years, clearance or citizenship), so read it first.
How fresh is this list, and where do I apply to European Space Agency (ESA)?
SpaceJobs.Now reads the European Space Agency (ESA) careers site every night; a role drops off once European Space Agency (ESA) takes it down. Open any role for the complete description, and the Apply step hands you to European Space Agency (ESA)'s own form. No real space employer charges a fee to be hired, so treat any request for money as a scam.