The Space industry needs propulsion. BETTER PROPULSION.
ion (n.)
1834, introduced by English phycisist and chemist Michael Faraday (suggested by the Rev. William Whewell, English polymath), coined from the greek "ion", neuter present participle of ienai, "go," from the root "to go", so called because ions move toward the electrode of opposite charge.
Douglas Harper Etymology DictionaryABOUT
ienai SPACE was founded with a mission to change the way the on-board electric propulsion market operates. We believe that clients should not be forced to build their spacecraft around a small number of available propulsion products, but that these systems should adapt to the constraints and requirements of each individual mission.
VALUES
At IENAI SPACE we stand committed to fostering a workplace that champions gender equity, not only because it is the right thing to do, but because it is vital for the success and growth of our company as we explore the vast reaches of space. Gender equity is not just a buzzword; it's a fundamental value that we will uphold at every level of our organization. We firmly believe that diversity and inclusion are essential for innovation, progress, and ultimately achieving our mission of expanding humanity's presence beyond our planet. -> If you're interested to know more, please check out our Gender Equity plan here!
MISSION
Our goal is to remove entry barriers for the adoption of electric propulsion technologies in the smallest of satellites, providing platform manufacturers and integrators with the tools necessary to understand their propulsion requirements, and the best possible hardware to address them.
Active job openings
Join our team!
Would you like to be a part of our team and contribute to groundbreaking advancements in space technology? We are always looking for talented individuals who share our passion!
If you believe you would be a good fit for our team or have skills and expertise that could contribute to our mission, we would love to hear from you! Let's aim for higher orbits together by reaching out to us at: careers@ienai.space
Product Manager
We're looking for a Product Manager with the ability to create an impactful, user-centric product that addresses critical user needs while driving business objectives. You will align a cross-functional team, prioritise high-impact opportunities and ensure decisions are guided by data-driven insights. Apply now!
Power Electronics Engineer
We're seeking a Power Electronics Engineer to be incorporated in the Electrical Engineering and Electronics team of our Electric Propulsion Department. You will work on the development of the high voltage power electronics for our ATHENA Nano and Pico thrusters. Apply now!
Our Rockstar Team
Who said that space should be boring?
The founding team are doctoral graduates from the Electric Propulsion and Plasmas group at UC3M and were first recognized for their groundbreaking contribution at the 2017 35th International Electric Propulsion Conference. Since then, the team has grown to carry out the vision of concurrent design for propulsive missions and systems and the drive to bring a revolutionary new product to the space market.
Dr. Daniel Perez Grande
Chief Executive Officer & Co-founder, spent his entire career trying to build the largest rockets possible. Tough luck.
Dr. Sara Correyero Plaza
Chief Operating Officer & Co-founder, aspiring singer, vows to retire when one of her songs becomes a satellite handshake.
Dr. Mick Wijnen
Chief Technical Officer & Co-founder, half man, half engineer, half robot. 87% Dutch.
Dr. Javier Cruz Pérez
Chief Science Officer, studied forestry engineering, ended up making very tiny hills and rivers.
Francisco Berlanga
Chief Financial Officer & Business Developer, turned a bunch of geeks into respectable businessmen.
Borja de Saavedra García del Río
Industrial PhD in Space Propulsion, A.K.A. big foot.
Francisco José Blazquez Plaza
Lead Electronics Engineer, always first to warn about Alien invasions.
Brandon Escamilla
Mission Analyst & Software Developer, from Mexico to the Moon and beyond.
David Villegas Prados
Industrial PhD in Space Propulsion, best DJ this side of the asteroid belt.
Giuseppe Di Pasquale
Industrial PhD in Mission Optimization, has croquetas-shaped blood cells.
Gema Arboleya Martínez
Project Engineer, would take a Rocket to NY for some quick shopping.
Raúl Ramos Tomás
Industrial PhD in Nanofabrication in collaboration with CNM-CSIC, should have grown up in the 80s.
Dr. Daniel González Arribas
Senior Mission Analyst, on a lifelong quest to shrink the numbers on the computer screen.
Alberto Alonso Gonzalez
Project Manager
Dr. Abdul Raouf Atif
Microfabrication Specialist
Álvaro Perez Torrejon
Electronics Engineer
Gianni Pecora
PhD Candidate Mission Analyst
Jordan Morales Prieto
Electronics Engineer