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# Software Engineer for the Galileo Reference Center

- **Company:** GMV
- **Location:** Tres Cantos, Spain (Remote available)
- **Contract:** Temporary contract
- **Skills:** Agile Methodology, Algorithm Design, C++ (Programming Language), Python (Programming Language), Linux System Administration, Software Engineering, Git, Containerization, Information Technology, Satellite Navigation, GNSS, Docker
- **Published:** September 17, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=2d84341e0979a8b5

## About the Role

For this position, we are looking for Computer Science, Telecommunications Engineering, or related degree with an interest in high-performance software development, algorithm implementation, and satellite navigation systems.

Candidates should have knowledge of Python, Linux environments, Git version control, and algorithm implementation, as well as the ability to work within software development teams and tackle complex technical challenges.

In addition,will be considered a plus: knowledge of C++, containerization technologies such as Docker, and GNSS systems, as well as an interest in critical systems, performance-oriented software development, and the space sector.

## Description

In our team, you will contribute to the evolution of the Galileo Reference Center (GRC), the reference center responsible for monitoring and assessing the performance of the Galileo system, helping develop the next generation of capabilities for one of Europe's leading GNSS infrastructures.

You will be part of an agile software development team, participating in the design and implementation of advanced algorithms and system modules in C++ and Python, contributing to the evolution, validation, and continuous improvement of a critical infrastructure for satellite navigation service monitoring.