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ESA Career News Unlock your talent for space! Your first step into space: the ESA Graduate Trainee Programme European Space Agency - ESA Read this article on LinkedIn to join the conversation Read on LinkedIn From monitoring climate change to exploring the Solar System, Europe’s ambitions in space rely on the people who turn bold ideas into reality. Each year, the European Space Agency welcomes a new generation of early-career professionals through its Graduate Trainee Programme, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to meaningful space activities while building the foundations of a long-term career. The next call for applications to the ESA Graduate Trainee Programme (EGT) is currently open until the end of February. For recent graduates with a passion for space, technology and international collaboration, it represents a first step into Europe’s space ecosystem. More than a traineeship The ESA Graduate Trainee Programme is designed for graduates who want impact and learning from day one. Over the course of one year (often two), Graduate Trainees are fully integrated into teams across ESA, working on real projects that support ongoing missions and future programmes. Opportunities span technical, scientific and corporate domains from engineering, Earth observation and exploration, to policy, communications and programme management, allowing trainees to apply their academic knowledge in a professional, operational environment. "Everyone is doing such awesome things and most people are up for a chat about their job.  Every week I think I’ve finally heard my favourite new tidbit of information about the Universe, only for the next week to meet someone working on something else I never even knew existed." – Ora, EGT in Navigation Cybersecurity Auditing ... Keep reading on LinkedIn

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