Details about the role
Our graphics designers are responsible for creating visual content that help to communicate ideas and information about our various satellites. This includes designing things like charts, diagrams, and illustrations that explain how the spacecraft functions or how it will look. They also create branding materials, such as logos and promotional graphics, to represent the project and engage the public.
Additionally, they may develop user interfaces for control systems, ensuring that they are not only functional but also visually appealing and easy to understand. Overall, their work helps make complex technical concepts more accessible and visually engaging for both the team and the public.
Expectations for the candidate
Examples of student satellite visual art
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5a/Upgraded_English_version.png
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESTCube-1#/media/File:The_structure_of_cubesat_ESTCube-1_eng.jpg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESTCube-2#/media/File:ENG_est_cube-01_resized.jpg
Opportunities
This role offers hands-on experience in designing visual materials for a real satellite project, including technical illustrations, branding content, and user interface elements. It also provides a valuable teamwork opportunity, as graphics designers collaborate with engineers, programmers, and other team members in an interdisciplinary environment. In addition, designers may have the chance to attend different events, represent the project, and contribute to public outreach and promotion. Overall, this role helps participants develop practical skills, gain real project experience, and build a strong professional portfolio.
Applying for a job
One can apply until a suitable candidate is found or until the end of the application period.