Job Description
GeoControl Systems, Inc.as a HUBZone company, is required to maintain a Federally mandated level of employees that reside (home residence) in a qualified HUBZone. ONLY applicants whose home address lies in a qualified HUBZone or be willing to relocate to a HUBZone will be considered for this position.

You can verify whether you reside in a HUBZone by using the following website:

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**This position is exempt, maintaining HUBZone residency in a qualified census tract is a requirement of this position. **

We have an exciting opportunity for a Facility Electrical Engineer to join the team with GeoControl Systems, a teammate company.

We are seeking a motivated early-career Electrical Engineer with a strong interest in power systems, controls, data acquisition, and test facility engineering to join the Electrical, Data and Controls Section working with the System Test Branch (EC4) within the Crew and Thermal Systems Division at NASA's Johnson Space Center. EC4 develops, operates, and maintains ground test facilities that support crew systems, life support technologies, thermal control hardware, spacecraft power systems, and flight-relevant environmental testing.

You will join a multidisciplinary team responsible for designing, integrating, and operating complex test systems that simulate spacecraft and planetary environments. This role is suited for candidates enthusiastic about hands-on engineering, control system integration, laboratory testing, and supporting technology development for human spaceflight.

Key Responsibilities

• Design,build, and troubleshoot electrical and control systems for ground testfacilities, including power distribution, instrumentation, safetyinterlocks, and data acquisition systems.
• DevelopPLC- and HMI-based control architectures for automated test operations,vacuum systems, fluid loops, thermal systems, environmental chambers, orlife-support test rigs.
• Produceengineering documentation including electrical schematics, wiringdiagrams, panel layouts, and test procedures in compliance with NASA andJSC safety standards.
• Integratesensors, instrumentation, and data acquisition hardware for facilitymonitoring and test-article evaluation.
• Supportend-to-end system checkout, functional testing, verification/validation,and facility readiness activities.
• Troubleshootfacility components such as pumps, valves, relays, pressure/temperatureinstrumentation, and power electronics elements.
• Collaborateclosely with mechanical, thermal, power, and test engineering teams tosupport human spaceflight development projects.
• Participatein design reviews, hazard analysis, work planning, and configurationmanagement.
• Operatetest facilities during engineering evaluations, technology developmentcampaigns, and mission-support activities.
• Seekinga motivated early-career Electrical Engineer with a strong interest inpower systems, controls, data acquisition, and test facility engineeringto join the Electrical, Data and Controls Section working with the SystemTest Branch (EC4) within the Crew and Thermal Systems Division at NASA'sJohnson Space Center. EC4 develops, operates, and maintains ground testfacilities that support crew systems, life support technologies, thermalcontrol hardware, spacecraft power systems, and flight-relevantenvironmental testing
• Youwill join a multidisciplinary team responsible for designing, integrating,and operating complex test systems that simulate spacecraft and planetaryenvironments. This role is suited for candidates enthusiastic about hands-onengineering, control system integration, laboratory testing, andsupporting technology development for human spaceflight.

Requirements

Requisition Qualifications:

This position has been posted at multiple levels. Depending on the candidate's experience, requirements, and business needs, we reserve the right to consider candidates at any level for which this position has been advertised.

• Typicallyrequires a bachelor's degree in Engineering with experience in the fieldor in a related area.
• Bachelorof Science in Electrical Engineering from an ABET-accredited institution.
• U.S.Citizenship (required for access to NASA facilities and government work).
• Demonstratedexperience with:
• Troubleshootingof electrical and instrumentation systems
• Electricalwiring schematics and control panel design
• Testfacility or laboratory environment work
• Strongorganizational, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Requisition Preferences:

• 0 to 5years of professional experience in electrical engineering, controlsengineering, test engineering, or related fields.
• Design,programming and implementation of PLC control systems (e.g.Allen-Bradley).
• Experiencewith HMI design and operator interface development
• Developmentof safety interlocks and automated controls for vacuum systems, fluidsystems, or environmental test facilities.
• Experiencewith data acquisition tools (LabVIEW, Python, fiber-optic sensors,flow/pressure measurement).
• Backgroundsupporting aerospace, research laboratories, or environmental simulationfacilities.
• Experiencedesigning and validating electrical systems for high-reliability orhazardous test environments.
• Familiaritywith power electronics, power distribution, or spacecraft-relevantelectrical systems.
• Proficiencyin test procedure writing, testing documentation, and formal systemcheckout

Benefits

GCS health and welfare benefits are designed to invest in you, and in the things you care about. Your health. Your well-being. Your security. Your future. Typical benefits offered include flexible work schedules and opportunities to work remotely, educational reimbursement, retirement benefits (401K, Roth), health benefits, tax saving options, disability benefits, life and accident insurance, voluntary benefits, paid time off and paid holidays, and parental and pregnancy leave.