Early Careers A Spot

Early Career Programme

 

EUMETSAT’s Early Career Employment Programme enables graduates to take their first step into an exciting career in Space Based Earth Observation

Early Careers A Spot
Early Careers A Spot

Are you inspired by the thought of a long-term career in the space industry, within an organisation playing a crucial role in space-based observation of the Earth’s weather and climate?

Last Updated

05 November 2024

Published on

09 April 2020

As EUMETSAT undergoes a period of significant growth, we are inviting early career professionals who are looking to grow their futures in tandem with ours to join our international team of experts. If you are a recent graduate and want to develop your skills in a dynamic, multicultural work environment, then EUMETSAT wants to support you on your way to a career in the space industry.

We offer:

  • Two-year contracts as staff members at A1 level within EUMETSAT which, subject to good performance, will lead to a further standard staff contract of five years duration at A2-A4 level.
  • The support of highly regarded, highly skilled and experienced mentors throughout the programme.
  • Investment in your future while investing in ours, through dedicated career and personal development training.
  • Real jobs, leading to secure futures. Subject to performance, there are no limits on the number of contracts that may be awarded.
  • A modern, attractive work environment, with colleagues from our 30 member states and beyond, as well as an array of social and sporting clubs and activities.

This programme is a unique opportunity to secure an exciting future in the space industry early in your career.

EUMETSAT is building the future of satellite meteorology in Europe. If you are interested in building your future with us, we’d love to hear from you.

2025 Early Careers Programme

We are now welcoming applications for roles for the 2025 Early Careers Programme. 

Additional roles will be published during Quarter 4 of 2024. 

Please look for roles with ‘Junior’ in the title.