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MERITUS is looking for individuals with experience in the Space Sector. Are you a highly skilled engineer, scientist, or software specialist looking to take your career to the next level in the space industry? Whether you're an experienced aerospace professional or a rising star in engineering, I can connect you with cutting-edge companies working on some of the most exciting space missions in the UK.

Who I'm Looking For

If you have skills in any of the following, I want to hear from you:

Guidance, Navigation & Control (GNC) Engineers
Flight Software & Embedded Systems Engineers
RF, Telecommunications & Satcom Engineers
Avionics, Power Systems & Electronics Engineers
Propulsion, Electronics, Structures & Thermal Engineers
Space Systems & Mission Operations Specialists
AI, Machine Learning & Autonomy Experts

Why Work with Me?

Access to Exclusive Roles - I partner with top Space, Defence, and Aerospace companies, including Airbus Defence and Space, MBDA, Northrop Grumman and many fast-growing space startups all around the UK.
Opportunities Across the Sector - From GNC and flight software to satellite operations, RF communications, and propulsion, I specialise in matching top talent with the right roles.
Confidential Career Support - Whether you're actively looking or just exploring your options, I provide tailored advice on salaries, career growth, and industry trends.
Permanent & Contract Roles Available - I recruit for senior specialists, engineers, and team leads across both long-term and high-value contract opportunities

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