Internal Tools Engineer

About Sybilla Technologies At Sybilla Technologies, we are on a mission to let the world see what happens in space — clearly, reliably, and on time.

In a domain where objects travel at 24,000 km/h and a single unseen fragment can destroy a satellite or endanger a crew, visibility is everything. We transform that responsibility into action, building systems, software, and services that safeguard the future of global space operations.

Born from a passion for astronomy, engineering, and exploration, Sybilla has grown from a small, bootstrapped startup into a recognized European space-tech company. We work across Space Traffic Management, Space Surveillance & Tracking, and Space Operations, combining advanced optical systems, software, automation, and data. Our technologies help governments, defense organizations, space operators, and other customers understand what is happening in orbit and make better, more informed decisions in an increasingly complex space environment. Today, we are a growing international team of astrophysicists, engineers, software developers, analysts, project managers, and other specialists working together across Europe and beyond.

About The Role As an Internal Tools Engineer, you will develop, configure, maintain and improve the internal tools that support how Sybilla teams work. You will focus on turning agreed operational needs into reliable and maintainable technical solutions — from technically significant ClickUp automations and integrations to internal tools, workflow automation and data flows. You will design solutions, implement and test changes, troubleshoot issues, and make sure that the systems and automations you build remain controlled, documented and reliable over time.

You will work closely with teams across the company and with Sybilla’s Data, Analytics and Internal Tools area. Your work will have a direct impact on internal processes, reporting and the quality of data flowing between systems. This role is particularly suited to someone who enjoys bringing structure to complex or manual workflows and prefers building stable, well-documented solutions over constantly redesigning systems.