Quality Assurance Manager

At UNIVITY (ex Constellation Technologies & Operations) we believe that everyone on Earth should have access to internet connectivity and we are on a mission to empower telecom operators to deliver high-performance, affordable, sustainable internet from space to their clients where terrestrial networks are not available.

We launched our first mission in June 2025. This Early Test is dedicated to validating the core technology that will enable broadband internet transmission from space. The Early Test will pave the way for our next major milestone: an in-orbit demonstration in 2027, where two complete satellites will be deployed to further validate the system end-to-end. The following step will be to deploy our full constellation of disruptive satellites, enabling telecom operators to provide seamless connectivity worldwide.

Our project is rapidly ramping up, and we are looking to expand our team with passionate individuals who share our vision.

UNIVITY was created in 2022 and has offices in Toulouse and Paris. We offer exceptional learning and career development opportunities, as well as competitive salaries and benefits.

UNIVITY is looking for a Quality Assurance Manager to join the team in our Toulouse office, reporting to the Chief Operating Officer.

As Quality Assurance Manager, you will be responsible for the definition and execution of UNIVITY’s Product Assurance and Quality Assurance plans. You will lead the development of the company’s quality and product assurance policies, drawing on practices from a range of industries such as space, automotive and electronics to define and deliver an approach that guarantees the success of our missions.

Your key responsibilities and tasks:

• Deliver quality assurance plans for satellites, space equipment and ground equipment that can be used internally and flown down to our suppliers. These plans will include the approaches to Materials and Process, cleanliness and contamination, EEE rules, software, and FPGA/ASIC design requirements integrating radiation & Atomic oxygen (ATOX) effects, among other aspects. These plans will be based on the intended supply chain and industrial strategies and the mission objectives which include cost, schedule and performance.


• Participate in supplier selection and contractualization to ensure that the supply contracts include appropriate QA and PA plans.


• Work in coordination with procurement team to follow suppliers throughout the execution of the supply contract.


• Plan and execute quality audits internally and within our supply chain.


• Manage non conformance internally and within the supply chain.


• Put in place and manage traceability practices (CADM).

Skills and experience

• Minimum bachelors’ level qualification in electronics, quality or a related subject.


• Quality experience in a combination of Space (including Newspace), Aerospace and Automotive industries is a strong advantage.


• Experience with PCB, equipment, and subsystems for the space environment.


• Experience in a high-volume manufacture environment (10 000+ pieces) is a strong advantage.


• Excellent written and oral communication skills in French and English.


• Organised, pragmatic, with excellent problem-solving skills

People come in different shapes and sizes, and it is difficult to write a job description for someone we have not yet met. Therefore, if you are not sure that you meet all the criteria, or if you think that you may have something different to offer, we still want to hear from you.