Bachelor's degree in Astrodynamics, Mathematics, Physics, or related field
4-6 years of experience in relevant technical fields
Proficiency in MATLAB or Python
Strong presentation and technical communication skills
Responsibilities
Perform advanced conjunction assessment analyses for NASA's mission risk mitigation
Conduct research in orbital mechanics, statistics, or related fields
Apply mathematical techniques to assess spaceflight safety
Develop and implement new analytical concepts into operations
Collaborate with teams to identify future assessment needs
Publish research and contribute to technical documentation
Deliver professional briefings to stakeholders
Benefits
Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance
HSA or FSA accounts
Company paid ST/LT Disability and AD&D insurance
Paid Federal Holidays
Paid Vacation and Sick Leave
Parental Leave
401k with company match
Professional Development Reimbursement
Voluntary Life Insurance
Full Job Description
Omitron is seeking a Conjunction Assessment Analyst to support NASA's Conjunction Assessment and Risk Analysis (CARA) team in a hybrid capacity, with on-site support at our Colorado Springs, Colorado office. The CARA analyst team collaborates across engineering, operations, and industry partners to advance conjunction assessment methodologies in support of NASA's risk mitigation mission. The selected candidate will perform advanced technical research, contribute to the operational implementation of new concepts, and support the prediction and anticipation of future conjunction assessment needs. This role blends applied research, operational integration, and technical leadership within a highly collaborative environment.
Responsibilities:
Perform advanced conjunction assessment analyses in support of NASA mission risk mitigation efforts
Conduct research in orbit determination, orbital mechanics, covariance analysis, collision avoidance, statistics, or related disciplines
Apply mathematical and statistical techniques to analyze spaceflight safety and risk scenarios
Develop and implement new analytical concepts into operational workflows
Collaborate with engineers, operators, and industry partners to anticipate future conjunction assessment needs
Publish research findings and contribute to technical papers, presentations, and knowledge-sharing initiatives
Deliver clear and professional technical briefings to stakeholders and leadership
Minimum Requirements:
US Citizenship required
Security Clearance: None required
Education: Bachelor of Science degree in Astrodynamics, Mathematics, Physics, or related technical discipline
Experience:
4-6 years of relevant professional experience
Experience in one or more of the following areas: orbit determination, orbital mechanics, covariance analysis, collision avoidance, statistics, applied mathematics, applied physics, or related technical field
Experience with mathematical computing tools such as MATLAB or Python
Strong presentation and technical communication skills
Certifications: None required
Preferred Qualifications:
Education: Master's or PhD in Astrodynamics, Mathematics, Physics, or related technical field
Experience:
Previously published research related to conjunction assessment or related disciplines
Strong research and analytical methodology development experience
Experience transitioning research concepts into operational environments
Certifications: None required
Compensation and Benefits: The salary range for this role is $100,000 to $125,000, depending on relevant experience, location, and other factors. Benefits include:
