Person Specifications (Education, Experience & Competencies)  Bachelor's degree in any of the following disciplines: Physics, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Aeronautical/Aerospace, Remote Sensing, Geographical Information Science, Geo-Spatial Engineering, Surveying, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Science, Control and Instrumentation, or equivalent qualification from a recognized institution; Proficiency in computer applications. Shown merit and ability as reflected in work performance and results. Key Responsibilities: Implementing and reviewing policies, strategies, standards, and guidelines for space surveillance; Monitoring and evaluating space science and technology programs, ensuring compliance with regulations; Conducting initial assessments of non-compliance cases and preparing preliminary reports on findings; Monitoring compliance with international conventions, treaties, and agreements, reporting on discrepancies or issues; Evaluating space activities and data for compliance with relevant standards, codes, and specifications; Monitoring space-derived data, ensuring reliability, efficiency, and credibility of data used for decision-making; Undertaking environmental, health, safety, and quality standards compliance in space activities; Generating records for complaints or disputes between stakeholders, escalating complex cases as needed; Mapping non-compliant cases in space activities, collaborating with relevant stakeholders to address issues; Contributing to the coordination of risk management processes related to space surveillance issues; and Coordinating capacity-building initiatives and knowledge management within the space surveillance sector.