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The level of practical expertise, technical and operational expertise required to operate in such\u00a0a\u00a0fast-paced, rapidly changing environment\u00a0such as\u00a0space needs to be permanently developed and improved to maintain the technical excellence at the right level. But the constant improvement of the technical and operational knowledge is an exciting journey.\u00a0Nicolas\u00a0has\u00a0experienced\u00a0this first-hand\u00a0since he joined the European Space Agency Operation Centre as Ground Station Engineer. As a\u00a0young engineer at ESA, you can gain extremely valuable expertise through launch campaigns, test and validation campaigns, time at the console in the operation control room together with your team, witnessing and learning\u00a0from the whole life cycle of a real satellite mission, one impossible thing at the time.<\/p>\n
With 35 years\u00a0of experience at ESA, Nicolas Bobrinsky is the former Head of Ground Systems Engineering & Innovation Department. He initiated and further managed the Space Situational Awareness and later the ESA Space Safety Programme.<\/p>\n
In four episodes of this new series of ESA Masterclass, Nicolas takes us through major events in his career at ESA, covering cornerstone missions, first attempts, overcoming technical challenges, leading diverse teams\u00a0and solving the unexpected problems that are part of any space endeavour.<\/p>\n
Access all episodes of\u00a0ESA Masterclass with Nicolas Brobinsky<\/i><\/a>.<\/p>\n