About the role
About us We are EnduroSat! A fast-growing space scale-up at the forefront of satellite innovation, specializing in advanced software-flexible satellites for commercial, governmental, and scientific endeavors. This is more than a job, it’s a mission We are making space universally accessible and redefining what's possible. We get things done We take ownership of what we do and we work hard to make a difference. We are fearless Transparency is our only way forward. We dare to address and resolve issues head-on. We learn from our mistakes We deliver, take informed risks, and evolve to achieve our goals. We compare with the best version of ourselves What is
the role? As an In-Process Quality Inspector, you are the on-the-floor checkpoint for build quality during Assembly, Integration and Test. Working inside our cleanroom, you make sure flight hardware is assembled, handled and documented correctly at every step - checking the work against drawings and instructions, confirming the right parts are used, and keeping our contamination and ESD discipline tight. You work side by side with the AIT engineers and technicians, catching issues early so that what leaves the cleanroom is right the first time. Some of your daily tasks will include: Checking hardware during assembly and integration against the work order, drawings and instructions and confirming the correct parts and revisions are used Carrying out visual inspections of boards, cables and mechanical parts for defects, damage or workmanship issues Following the inspection checklist for each operation and confirming each step is done correctly before the next one starts Verifying part numbers, serial/lot numbers and that the matching paperwork is present Recording inspection results clearly and signing off the traveller/route card for completed checks Making sure cleanroom rules are followed - correct gowning, ESD protection, and keeping only approved materials in the room Flagging non-conformances and helping to document them Keeping the inspection area, tools and gauges clean and in order and confirming measuring tools are within calibration before use Taking photos of hardware and defects when required for the records Supporting the AIT technicians by checking their work as they go and pointing out issues early What do we look for? Technical secondary education or higher in electronics, mechanics or a related field A sharp eye for detail and the patience to do close, careful work Good hands-on coordination - comfortable handling small, delicate parts Ability to read and follow technical drawings and work instructions A disciplined, methodical approach to record-keeping The integrity to speak up when something isn't right, even under schedule pressure Working English (technical reading)