Exploration Upper Stage; EUS Autonomous Flight Safety Systems Engineer

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The Exploration Upper Stage (EUS) Autonomous Flight Safety Systems Engineer will support the SLS EUS Development Office with design and development support of the EUS Autonomous Flight Safety Subsystem (AFSS).

• Provide support for the design and development of the EUS AFSS.
• Provides insight into AFSS contractor development and integration activities.
• Coordinates between NASA and prime contractor teams to achieve broader AFSS objectives. Provides structured design reviews consistent with NASA and MSFC standards.
• Provide support for contract technical evaluations, technical directives, task order and contract performance.
• Represent the EUS Development Office to communicate status and issues during the AFSS integration activities. Support the SLS Level II requested Technical Interchange Meetings (TIMs), EUS verification objectives and EUS design certification reviews.

Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Aerospace, Industrial, or Systems Engineering or related field is required. Degree from an ABET accredited university preferred. Typically, educational requirements are the equivalent of a Ph.D., with minimum of 14 years of experience, a Masters with at least 18 years of experience, or BS with at least 20 years of experience.

The following skills/experience are required:

• A general knowledge of launch vehicle design and interfaces, system design, system engineering and integration, critical thinking, troubleshooting and problem-solving experience with ground and/or flight hardware is required.
• A working knowledge of flight avionics systems including EEE part grades, industry practices, and basic circuit designs and logic is required.
• Experience leading and participating in design reviews, strategic planning, project scheduling and engineering planning is highly desired.
• Excellent technical writing skills and the ability to deliver high impact technical presentations is required.
• Strong communication skills with a desire to dive in and fully understand issues, concerns, and assess options are required.

The following skills/experience are highly desired:

• An understanding and knowledge of the current SLS program and a working understanding of the SLS vehicle and interfaces.
• An understanding of pyrotechnics and propulsion systems.
• An understanding of Safety and Mission Assurance, hazard analysis, and risk management.

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Our health and welfare benefits are designed to support you and your priorities. Offerings include:

• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid time off and holidays
• Retirement benefits (including 401(k) matching)
• Educational reimbursement
• Parental leave
• Employee stock…