Systems Engineer - Early Career

Standard Job Description

Space is a critical domain, connecting our technologies, our security, and our humanity. While others view space as a destination, we see it as a realm of possibilities, where we can do more – we can innovate, invest, inspire and integrate our capabilities to transform the future. Be a part of the Artemis and Orion teams taking astronauts to the Moon and beyond.

As an early career systems engineer, you will support the Denver Vehicle Management Computer Test Bench (VTB), Support Software Development Lab (SSDL), and Orion Utility Network Lab (OUNL).

Responsibilities include:

• Leading test operations, with primary work assignment on 2nd Shift (3 pm to 12 am MT)
• Hands on troubleshooting and discrepancy resolution
• Configuring lab hardware and software
• Integrating lab upgrades and maintaining Artemis III and future mission operations

Come join a dedicated team supporting humanity's next steps towards a Lunar Landing and beyond.

Basic Qualifications

• B.S. in Engineering, Computer Science, or related degree from an accredited college/university
• Data analysis and manipulation in MATLAB and/or Excel
• Software, hardware, and/or system engineering internship work experience

Desired Skills

• Experience with anomaly troubleshooting and problem resolution
• Experience with Python scripting and automation
• Exposure to spacecraft architecture and avionics and ground subsystems (i.e., spacecraft and ground network, telemetry and ground processing, displays and controls, GN&C)
• Demonstrated behaviors of a systems problem solver; selects and applies appropriate systems thinking skills to solve complex problems and implement constructive change
• Demonstrated ability to report hardware/software issues and provide status through clear written and verbal communication