Latitude, a leading French aerospace company, today announced the launch of a significant recruitment campaign to support the ambitious development of the Zephyr smallsat launcher. The campaign aims to fill 100 new positions across a range of fields such as propulsion engineering, systems, avionics, systems integration, finance, sales, communications, HR, or project management.
Stanislas Maximin, CEO of Latitude, emphasized the importance of hiring qualified professionals for the Zephyr project. "Our recruitment campaign aims to attract incredibly skilled individuals with high ambitions to contribute to the execution of vision of Latitude : building the future of space transportation & infrastructure"
COO of Latitude, Kevin Monvoisin, commented on the company's commitment to assembling a strong team for the Zephyr project. "We are investing in the growth of our workforce and recruiting top talent to ensure the successful development and launch of the Zephyr smallsat launcher."
Latitude is seeking experienced and motivated candidates for positions such as propulsion engineers, avionics specialists, systems integration experts, project managers, and administrative staff. Interested candidates can visit Latitude's website (www.latitude.eu/careers) for more information on available job openings and to submit their applications.
Press enquiries:
Florian Randria – florian.randria@latitude.eu – +33.7.89.25.49.13
About Latitude
Latitude is a pioneering French aerospace company with a passion for pushing the boundaries of space technologies to improve our future. Founded in 2019, Latitude specializes in the development of a space launch vehicle, named Zephyr. Driven by a commitment to excellence and a spirit of innovation, Latitude continually pushes the boundaries of what is possible, delivering reliable and cost-effective solutions to the growing smallsat market. Latitude dedications to research and development, along with strategic partnerships, enable the French aerospace company to offer groundbreaking solutions that empower satellite operators and facilitate access to space for a wide range of commercial, scientific, and governmental applications.