WHAT WE OFFER
Specialists in GNSS and positioning, navigation and timing - covering Galileo and GPS, receiver and system design, and resilient PNT for civil, maritime and defence users.
The global navigation satellite system infrastructure that underpins modern society was not designed with today's threat environment in mind. Jamming devices are cheap, widely available, and increasingly deployed - by state actors, criminal organisations, and opportunists alike. Spoofing attacks are growing in sophistication and geographic reach. In contested environments across the Baltic, the North Sea, and beyond, GNSS signal degradation is no longer a theoretical risk. It is a daily operational reality. For maritime operators, defence organisations, critical infrastructure managers, and autonomous system developers, the question is no longer whether to take GNSS resilience seriously. It is whether your current systems are adequate - and what happens when they are not.
Nord Space provides specialist GNSS and PNT consultants who have spent their careers solving exactly these problems. We bring the technical depth to assess your current positioning architecture, identify vulnerabilities, and design solutions that keep your systems navigating accurately when the signal environment works against you.
8+ years · Denmark
I have been working with GNSS, both in the lab and in the field, since I finished my Master's degrees in Earth and Space Physics and Engineering in 2018. I have broad knowledge of GNSS, but my main topics are precise positioning and RTK, and GNSS jamming, the latter being the main focus of the PhD.
12+ years · Denmark / Nordics
Commercial advisor helping companies enter the European space and defence markets: opportunity mapping, funding instruments, partner identification and agency engagement.
35+ years · Denmark / Nordics
He is a very experienced space systems engineer and designer based on 30+ years of contributions to major national and European Space Agency (ESA) missions. These contributions included mission and systems design, digital satellite communication, electrical power subsystems, communication link simulations, satellite system simulator, orbital mechanics, various system studies and a survey for ESA of Danish telecommunications industry. Before engaging in space activities he served as a design engineer in Danish electronic industry being involved in the design of fiber-optical and RF test equipment and the design of a maritime Inmarsat communications terminal. He is an experienced lecturer within his professional fields ranging from “Space for Kids” exploratory event for pupils in 1st to 5th grade primary school to university level lecturing and supervision of M.Sc. projects. Teaching experience also includes lecturing on approx. 30 continuing education courses within the fields of digital communication, RF techniques and phase-locked loops. Dr. Hansen served for 7 years as a Danish delegate to the ESA Industrial Policy Committee (IPC), and a further 2 years as an adviser to the Danish IPC delegation. He has given numerous lectures to public and closed audiences on the utilisation of space, and has had numerous appearances on national TV, radio, newspapers and in printed media in relation to major space events.
A core engineering team to carry a platform concept through definition and into development with a controlled technical baseline.
Systems Engineer · PA/QA Engineer · Project Manager · Mission Specialist
Assessment and hardening of navigation dependence: interference, spoofing, authentication and fallback architecture.
GNSS Specialist · RF Engineer · Cybersecurity Specialist · Systems Engineer
