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Perform hazardous and non-hazardous fluid operations primarily for spacecraft servicing
Responsible for developing plans, writing work authorization documents, leading Task Teams, creating software products for the firing room console interaction with the hardware, and executing tests and Orion Command Service Module (CSM) processing operations
Perform mechanical engineering tasks in support of a variety of spacecraft to include the Orion Crew Module (CM), Service Module (SM), Orbital Replacement Units (ORUs) for the International Space Station (ISS), and Launch Services Program (LSP) payloads
Support preparations for assembly, test, processing, and launch of NASA's Launch Services Program spacecraft, ISS processing, and Orion Crew Module
Initial assignments will focus developing an understanding of the mechanical fluid systems for ECLSS used by the group and concept of system operations
Assignments may include software coding for the Ground Flight Application Software (GFAS) as it relates to launch countdown and testing for ECLSS firing room console displays
Additional responsibilities in related issues and problem resolution will follow
Assignments will include preparing ground support equipment (GSE) with technicians for mechanical ECLSS fluid systems, and other fluids related engineering systems in compliance with approved drawings, specifications, and applicable pressure vessel safety standards
Candidates will be required to develop and apply knowledge of technical principles for the Orion CSM processing operations concepts, ground to vehicle interfaces, vehicle/ground system design and operation, Ground Flight Application Software (GFAS), and launch configuration and closeouts
Additional responsibilities in spacecraft processing, procedural development, test requirements, system training and task leader certification will follow
Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements:
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Chemical, or Aerospace Engineering degree or related engineering/technical discipline from an accredited engineering school
Mechanical or aerospace engineer responsible for Environmental Control and Life Support Sub-Systems (ECLSS) spacecraft operations
Strong mechanical background is highly desirable due to the mechanical aspects of the flight hardware, flight support equipment, and ground support equipment
Software development and control system knowledge is desirable for the Ground and Flight Application Software (GFAS) that monitors and controls the hypergolic system hardware
Ability to work effectively and cooperatively in a team environment with clear, concise, and accurate verbal and written communication skills
Excellent customer interface skills required
Analytical and problem-solving skills are a must
Experience with Microsoft Office products, Internet browsers, Outlook
Capable of reading/understanding technical manuals, drawings and schematics
Ability to plan, manage and prioritize multiple projects
Must have the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance, if necessary
Will be required to climb stairs in order to access equipment for trouble shooting
Will be required to wear hearing protection, eye protection and other associated specialized personal protective equipment
Position may involve extended periods of sitting or standing
Physical requirements are: sitting, walking, standing, extensive use of stairs, and access to remote structures
Position is located on a hazardous testing facility
must be able to quickly evacuate buildings in the event of an emergency
Will be required to work inside and outside throughout the test complex
Position may require daily individual to travel to different areas on site
Walking on uneven terrain including paved areas, gravel/rocks, and dirt/sand is required to access various locations on the facility
Climbing ladders and platforms may be necessary
All work must be completed in a safe manner in accordance with NASA and Company safety standards
Computers and printers used for producing reports and schedules
Variety of equipment used in testing
Full-time regular work hours between Monday-Friday
Hybrid work environment after initial on-boarding period, excepting processing periods
Position may require overtime including weekend work depending on task
Must be dependable and punctual
Shift work may be required
Must be able to accurately communicate ideas in writing and verbal communication
Must be able to travel to support position requirements. This may include travel to and from customer location, which may involve airline travel. In some cases, accommodations can be made for privately owned vehicle (POV), if necessary
Grooming and dress must be appropriate for the position and must not impose a safety risk/hazard to the employee or others
Must comply with all drug free workplace requirements as mandated by directives issued by the appropriate federal contracting officer and the company, which requires drug testing for use of illegal drugs by employees in sensitive positions
Government security clearance may be required in the future
Must maintain a positive work atmosphere by behaving and communicating in a manner that fosters good relations with customers, clients, co-workers, and management
Nice to have:
Strong mechanical background
Software development and control system knowledge
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