LOCATION: NASA Johnson Space CenterJOB STATUS: Full Time, Onsite

CLEARANCE: Background check & U.S. Citizenship required

We have an exciting opportunity for a Mechanical Engineer to join the JETSII Contract supporting the NASA GFE Flight Projects and NASA Programs.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE/SKILLS

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.

• Typically requires a bachelor's degree in Engineering with experience in the field or in a related area.

• Ability to visualize and work with complex mechanical systems and work with others in problem solving as part of a team.

• Ability to coordinate in a team environment to meet project milestone design reviews and integration

• Maintain configuration control for all phases of project.

• Ability to develop a design based on Concept of Operations or established requirements in a fast paced work environment.

• Able to interpret and modify Facility Process and Instrumentation Drawings (P&ID).

• Knowledgeable and experienced in the following: MS Office Suite, MS Project, AutoCAD, Inventor or Creo or other similar CAD Software packages.

• Familiar with Facility Systems operations and maintenance.

• Familiarization with Liquid Nitrogen, Helium, and Oxygen Systems

• Ability to organize and prioritize tasks to meet deadlines and schedules with limited supervision.

• Ability to respond well to the demands of working in a Thermal Vacuum Testing environment.

• Shift work may be required to cover Test Operations.

• Ability to communicate, build relationships, be proactive, and work with a team.

• Excellent oral and written communication skills Preferences

• Familiarization with Johnson Space Center (JSC) organizations, processes, and procedures

• Develop and maintain MS Project schedules and report the status to the project manager

• Presentation skills are required.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE/ SKILLS

• Knowledgeable with NASA training provided Fire Hazards in Oxygen Systems course.

• Experience with NASA’s Engineering Drawing System Manual, JPR 8500.4 is a plus

• Design of mechanisms or Life Support Systems interfacing with Space Suit and Space Suit Systems is a plus.

RESPONSIBILITES

• Work in a team environment to analyze requirements from customers and develop design solutions.

• Design, develop, test, implement, and analyze technical products and systems.

• Perform engineering designs and evaluations for thermal vacuum space simulation testing.

• Produce engineering drawings conforming to JPR 8500 and other applicable standards.

• Ability to troubleshoot facility systems and or components and instruct technicians on repair solutions.

• Collaborate with NASA Pressure Systems to complete Pressure Systems Design Reviews.

• Prepare and present designs at various engineering design reviews.

• Prepare work authorizing documents (WADs) required to support the installation of hardware into human in the loop vacuum/thermal vacuum chambers.

• Apply engineering principles and techniques to create solutions to equipment, building, and infrastructure challenges.

• Prepare engineering specifications, statements of work, and estimates for a wide range of facility related projects.

• Prepare, submit & track all phases of procurement, inspection, fabrication & installation into the facility and test chambers.

• Coordinate and lead Mechanical Engineering designers, stress engineers and drawing checkers to complete detailed fabrication drawings.

• Express good leadership qualities be highly motivated, well organized, and capable of working within a closely-knit team.

• Ability to oversee and direct technicians while performing installation or fabrication of engineering products.

• Perform other duties as required.

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