Provide high-level engineering expertise in the design, development, integration, and testing of advanced aerospace systems at NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center
Lead the design, integration, and testing of flight research systems
Develop and manage system architectures, block diagrams, and interface control documents (ICDs)
Perform requirements derivation, allocation, and traceability for complex aerospace systems
Manage risk assessment and mitigation strategies for flight systems and safety-critical components
Develop and implement Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) strategies for aircraft structural integrity assessments
Define and manage system requirements, risk management, and integration strategies
Serve as technical lead and mentor for engineering teams and junior engineers
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Physical Science with 5-7 years of experience
Expertise in aerospace systems engineering, including avionics, aerodynamics, and structural analysis
Proficiency in MATLAB, Simulink, CAD software, and data analysis tools
Extensive experience with NASA flight test processes, aerospace system integration, and flight safety regulations
Strong background in SHM, predictive maintenance, and aircraft sensor integration
Knowledge of FAA, NASA, and DoD safety and certification requirements
Benefits
Healthcare benefits
Paid leave
Retirement plans
Insurance programs
Education and training assistance
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
aerospace systems engineeringavionicsaerodynamicsstructural analysisrequirements derivationrisk assessmentStructural Health Monitoringpredictive maintenanceaircraft sensor integrationdata analysis