Provide engineering support for the design, development, fabrication, assembly, engineering evaluation, testing, and certification of hardware for use on exploration missions (e.g. Orion, Human Landing System) in support of Space Suit Development on the Human Health and Performance Contract (HHPC) at NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC).
Responsibilities
Responsible for compliance with Safety, Health and Environmental plan
Responsible for compliance with the Quality Assurance Plan, policies and procedures
Maintain Safety records and certifications
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to develop and test space suits and related hardware
Support the design, fabrication, and testing of softgoods and hardgoods suit components
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or greater in Engineering (Aerospace, Mechanical, or related field) from an accredited university
Nice to have: Space suit design
Nice to have: Softgoods components fabrication
Nice to have: Lunar dust testing and mitigation in spaceflight hardware
Nice to have: Optimizing manufacturing processes for space hardware
Assemble, inspect, and test line-replaceable units (LRUs), printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs), and related electronic components for unmanned aircraft systems.
Responsibilities
Assemble electronic modules and LRUs, including PCBAs, enclosures, connectors, wiring, fasteners, thermal interface materials, and related hardware according to released instructions.
Read and follow assembly drawings, component placement diagrams, bills of material, wiring diagrams, schematics relevant to assigned tasks, and revision-controlled work instructions.
Identify components, polarity, orientation, part numbers, and hardware; verify materials and document lot or serial numbers as required before installation.
Perform through-hole and surface-mount hand soldering, wire preparation, tinning, connector soldering, and approved touch-up or rework within training and authorization limits.
Use soldering stations, magnification, hand tools, crimp tools, torque tools, and assembly fixtures safely and correctly; verify tool calibration status where required.
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Technical certificate, associate degree, military electronics training, or equivalent electronics manufacturing training
Nice to have: Experience assembling aerospace, defense, UAS, avionics, or other high-reliability electronic products
Nice to have: IPC J-STD-001 or IPC-A-610 training or certification
Solar Field Service Technician (Operations and Maintenance)
Electronic Maintenance Technician / SCA Electronics Technician 2 responsible for maintenance, testing, and troubleshooting of MK-48 torpedo systems at a U.S. Navy facility.
Compensation
Primary Level Salary Range: $31.31 - $31.31
Responsibilities
Repair, modify, and troubleshoot a variety of electronic equipment and Electronic Warfare systems
Perform a variety of repairs and maintenance actions using approved procedures
Accurately document repair actions
Test and accept assemblies per approved acceptance test procedures
Use common electronic test equipment such as oscilloscope, digital multimeters and logic analyzers to troubleshoot equipment failures
Requirements
Associate degree or equivalent in electronics related field
Field Service Engineer (Customer Engineer) responsible for installing, maintaining, and upgrading semiconductor equipment and providing customer support.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with Senior Field Service Engineers in installing, maintaining, and upgrading customer equipment
Use digital analytics for troubleshooting
Apply basic diagnostic techniques to assess equipment and address technical issues
Perform preventative and corrective maintenance on electrical, vacuum, mechanical, plasma, hydraulic, and gas systems
Coordinate and communicate directly with customers
Requirements
Associate degree
Military technical training
Field service experience
Trade certification
Nice to have: 2–4 years of work experience in customer/field service support or a related technical field
Ensure product and process quality across incoming materials, in-process production, and finished goods through inspections, audits, and documentation.
Locations (2)
Longmont, Colorado, United States
Broomfield, Colorado, United States
Compensation
Base Compensation: $23 - $31 +2.25 per hour shift differential is the projected hourly wage for this role and will be determined on the candidate’s overall qualifications and experience.
Responsibilities
Perform inspection of incoming materials and components using standard measurement tools and inspection techniques
Verify conformance to engineering drawings, specifications, and quality requirements
Conduct in-process inspections to ensure product quality throughout manufacturing
Perform final inspections and Out-of-Box Audits (OOBA) on finished products and packaging
Interpret mechanical drawings, circuit diagrams, and bills of materials to determine acceptance criteria
Nice to have: Experience with surface-mount components, microscope-assisted soldering, PCB rework, connector assembly, crimping, or cable and harness integration
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