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What this role is
A senior engineer role developing power systems and mission architectures for next-generation lunar landers and spacecraft. This suits experienced aerospace or systems engineers ready to influence product development at the conceptual stage for government and commercial space missions.
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What they ask for
Required
- Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Systems Engineering, or related discipline
- 10 years of relevant engineering experience in space systems, systems engineering, structures, thermal design, avionics, power systems, propulsion, orbital mechanics, electrical systems, mechanical/fluid systems, software, controls, modeling, simulation, or manufacturing
- Experience developing technical content for proposals and customer presentations
- Experience authoring and decomposing mission and system-level requirements
- Strong understanding of launch, space, and lunar environments
- U.S. Person status (US Citizen, lawful permanent resident, or protected individual) with eligibility to obtain export authorizations
Nice to have
- Understanding of full end-to-end mission solutions
- Experience with mission architecture development
- Experience writing and reviewing software scripts for automation and analysis
- Knowledge of NASA and industry engineering standards
- Demonstrated experience in agile environments with Confluence and Jira
- Eligibility to obtain and hold U.S. security clearance