Gateway Avionics Hardware Systems Engineer

The Aerospace Corporation is the trusted partner to the nation’s space programs, solving the hardest problems and providing unmatched technical expertise. They are looking for an Avionics Hardware Systems Engineer to support the development of the Gateway lunar space station, focusing on systems engineering and integration services for NASA's Artemis missions.

Responsibilities:

• Review and assess Gateway requirements and Verification & Validation (V&V) plan for Avionics System impacts, including integrated testing, analysis, and decomposition
• Lead development of Gateway Avionic System documentation: System Architecture, Con-Ops, Interfaces, and others as required
• Perform/Oversee integrated analysis and testing of the Gateway Avionics subsystems, hardware, and software in relation to other Gateway subsystems, operational environment, and required operational capabilities
• Communicate Gateway Avionics subsystem architectures and assess impacts of changes to Gateway requirements, V&V, integrated testing, designs, and program decisions
• Identify, communicate, track, and mitigate GW Avionics System risks
• Lead and oversee trade studies to inform decision-making on vehicle improvements, or risk mitigation
• Maintain productive working relationships with cross-program technical teams, including engineering, safety, flight operations, crew office, and module providers
• Present to appropriate boards, panels, or technical/status meetings as needed

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in an engineering discipline
• 6 years of experience with avionics hardware systems, including design and testing tools
• Experience in avionics hardware testing, integration, and environmental testing protocols
• Working knowledge of NASA standard practices and requirements
• Experience with NASA flight operations and procedures
• Willing to travel domestically as needed
• 10 total years of experience with avionics hardware systems, including design and testing tools
• Expertise in building on NASA Human Spaceflight topics and safety matters
• Knowledge of complex Avionic Systems Integration and Test & Verification (T&V)
• Advanced degree (Master's or Ph.D.) in Aerospace Engineering or closely related field
• Experience with spacecraft C&DH and/or network systems in both a testing and operational scenario