Engineering and support services for space and nuclear energy programmes
ATG Europe supplies engineering, management support and visualisation work to space and nuclear clients from its Noordwijk base. Its stack pairs requirements tools (IBM DOORS, Jama Connect, SysML) and analysis software (ANSYS, Nastran, FEMAP, STK) with rendering tools like Maya and V-Ray. Accelerating hiring weighted toward engineering and support, plus pain points around ESA reporting and compliance, point to deeper embedded agency service contracts.
ATG Europe is a privately held engineering services company headquartered in Noordwijk, Netherlands, founded in 1969, with 201–500 employees. It serves institutional and industrial clients in the space and nuclear energy sectors. Services span systems, thermal, mechanical and structural engineering, composites, technical audits and reviews, and engineering and talent acquisition consultancy. The company also produces 3D photo-realistic imagery, animations and VR/AR experiences. Current hiring extends across France, Germany and Spain.
ATG Europe's stack includes ANSYS, Nastran, FEMAP, MATLAB, Simulink, SolidWorks, CATIA, STK and Zemax, with IBM DOORS, Jama Connect and SysML for requirements and systems engineering.
ATG Europe is hiring in France, Germany and Spain, with an accelerating pace focused mainly on mid- and senior-level engineering and support roles.
Job posts reference a workforce management service, European TBM systems, satellite decommissioning and disposal, a neutral beam confinement project, IRIDE and a passive mitigation system.
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