German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Mateusz Gulczynski is a Research Scientist Aerospace Engineer at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) since October 2020, specializing in rocket engine design and operation, particularly in the context of space propulsion and reusable systems. Previous experience includes secondments at AVIO and Politecnico di Milano, focusing on propulsion and structural analysis of reusable liquid rocket engines. Prior to DLR, Mateusz worked as an Aerospace Engineer YGT at ESA/ESTEC, contributing to the Artemis Mission ORION Spacecraft Project and the ISS Station Project. Educational qualifications include a Postgraduate Diploma in Advanced Metallic Systems and Material Science from The University of Manchester, a Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Ostfalia University, and a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on Aircraft Engines from Poznan University of Technology.
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German Aerospace Center (DLR)
DLR is the Federal Republic of Germany’s research centre for aeronautics and space. We conduct research and development activities in the fields of aeronautics, space, energy, transport, security and digitalisation. The German Space Agency at DLR plans and implements the national space programme on behalf of the federal government. Two DLR project management agencies oversee funding programmes and support knowledge transfer. Climate, mobility and technology are changing globally. DLR uses the expertise of its 55 research institutes and facilities to develop solutions to these challenges. Our 10,000 employees share a mission – to explore Earth and space and develop technologies for a sustainable future. In doing so, DLR contributes to strengthening Germany’s position as a prime location for research and industry. Sounds exciting? Well, it is! At 30 locations, our scientists work on a unique variety of fascinating topics, tasks and projects. Their studies involve finding answers to the essential questions of our times and are laying the foundations for how we will live tomorrow. Whether atmospheric research, planetary research, solar technology, traffic management, aero elasticity, environmental monitoring, space medicine or another exciting research field – the chances are that you too will be able to realize your mission at one of our institutes. But no matter where your career at DLR might begin – whether in basic research or technology development – everything we do is aimed at benefiting society and future generations. In addition, our work contributes to ensuring Germany’s international competitiveness as a high-tech hub. Why not join us? Check out your career opportunities and more than 300 job openings at: https://www.DLR.de/jobs/en Imprint / Cred https://www.DLR.de/en Imprint/Credits/Data Protection: https://www.DLR.de/dlr/jobs/en/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-10590/1112_read-3903/