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We will be attending Space-Comm Expo on the 11th of March! Space-Comm Expo is the UK’s leading event in the industry and this year is headlined by renowned scientist and presenter, Professor Brian Cox. Members of Luneus will be walking the floor on the Tuesday and are looking forward to meeting up with familiar faces and making new connections. Space-Comm is always a great event to have face to face conversations and talk about the industry. If you’re attending, make sure to reach out to Adam Stockley and Kirsty Williams to book in meetings while they still have time slots left! Reach out to find out more about how Luneus can help you grow your teams. #SpaceComm #ExCeLLondon #Space 

Kirsty Williams is hiring for a Hardware Electronics Engineer! Essential skills for this role include knowledge of Rocket Hardware Standards, experience with the full lifecycle of a project (concept through to production) and 3 to 5 years’ experience. If you are interested, please contact Kirsty Williams for more information.   E: kwilliams@luneus.com P: +44 (0)1202 289 073 #HWElectronicsEngineer #Jobrole #Engineer

Louie Ingram is hiring for a Sales Development Representative (SDR)! Essential skills for this role include experience working in a targets-based environment, strong experience of outbound sales and sales generation. This role will include hybrid working and be based in Bournemouth. If you are interested, please contact Louie Ingram for more information.   E: lingram@kdcresource.com P: +44 (0)1202 596 369 #SalesDevelopmentRepresentative #Jobrole #Engineer

What can we predict about the future of the space industry? The space sector is evolving rapidly, shaped by trends in commercial ventures, public-private partnerships, and sustainability. These changes signal exciting opportunities for businesses and engineers alike, from leveraging satellite data to advancing eco-friendly technologies. So, what does this mean? Companies must adapt to shifting demands, embrace progress, and invest in specialized talent to stay ahead. Read our latest blog to see how these trends are shaping the industry. #Space #Spacetrends #Engineering 

After years of anticipation, Blue Origin has achieved a major milestone with the successful inaugural launch of New Glenn on its first flight test. Although they lost the first booster, they did reach the intended orbit on their maiden flight which is an incredible achievement. New Glenn’s launch showcases the power of reusable rocket technology to reduce waste and lower costs. This is an impressive achievement and milestone for reusable rockets and a step closer to more efficient and eco-friendly exploration. #Blueorigin #launcher #NewGlenn 

Why is the space industry so appealing? The space industry has many benefits and career opportunities for engineers. With projections exceeding $1 trillion by 2040, the space industry needs skilled engineers to power advancements. Careers in the industry offer stability, global opportunities, and the chance to work on meaningful projects. What does this mean for engineers? The space sector offers high-demand roles, competitive salaries, and a path to continuous growth. Learn more about why a career in the space industry could be your next great move in our latest blog below. #Space #Engineering #Engineeringopportunities  

Kirsty Williams is hiring for a Design Engineer (Routing)! Essential skills for this role include electrical harnesses, experience with GD&T and Solidworks/ CATIA. If you are interested, please contact Kirsty Williams for more information.   E: kwilliams@luneus.com P: +44 (0)1202 596 366 #Designengineer  #jobrole #engineer

Happy New Year! The space sector is set for an exciting year ahead. We’re looking forward to supporting the talent and skills that will drive the industry forward in 2025. Here’s to a year of progress and possibilities! #Space #Engineering #happynewyear

We want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Looking forward to 2025!

The NASA Hubble Space Telescope’s innovative design has kept it operating for over 30 years, which is double its original lifespan. From modular systems to in-orbit servicing, read more to see how NASA made it happen. #Engineering #Space #Hubble