Astrion
Project Engineer, Electrical Power Systems
Location:
NASA Johnson Space Center
Status:
Full Time
Clearance:
Background check
U.S. Citizenship Required:
Astrion is seeking a
Project Engineer, Electrical Power Systems
to join our team in support of NASA’s pursuit of deep space exploration. In this role, you will join the Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER) team. This role is ideal for an early-career engineer with a strong foundation in electrical systems, integration, and hands‑on test engineering, who is ready to take on a stretch assignment and grow into a technical leadership role.
Required Qualifications / Skills
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and 1-5 years of relevant experience
Internship or co-op experience at NASA or in aerospace test environments
Experience with PCB design (Altium), SPICE simulation, or relay/ladder logic
Familiarity with JSC processes, engineering life cycle, and spaceflight hardware
Exposure to avionics or power systems integration and test
Experience with discrepancy reporting, test procedure development, and anomaly resolution
Interest in growing into a technical SME role supporting mission operations and subsystem performance
Desired Qualifications / Skills
BS or MS degree in Electrical Engineering
Hands‑on experience with hardware assembly, testbed development, and troubleshooting
Familiarity with electrical schematics, wiring, and control panel design
Experience with PLC/HMI programming, LabVIEW, or similar test automation tools
Ability to work with common hand tools and perform mechanical/electrical integration tasks
Strong organizational and communication skills; self‑motivated and adaptable
Responsibilities
Support the design, integration, and test of VIPER's electrical power subsystem
Develop mock‑ups and support subsystem assembly activities
Perform troubleshooting and contribute to test and verification (T&V) activities
Work with electrical and mechanical systems, supporting anomaly resolution
Generate technical documentation
Serve as part of the Mission Operations team that will participate in Lunar operations after launch
Grow into a technical leadership role supporting VIPER's electrical power subsystem and mission operations
Perform other duties as required
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NASA Johnson Space Center
Status:
Full Time
Clearance:
Background check
U.S. Citizenship Required:
Astrion is seeking a
Project Engineer, Electrical Power Systems
to join our team in support of NASA’s pursuit of deep space exploration. In this role, you will join the Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER) team. This role is ideal for an early-career engineer with a strong foundation in electrical systems, integration, and hands‑on test engineering, who is ready to take on a stretch assignment and grow into a technical leadership role.
Required Qualifications / Skills
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and 1-5 years of relevant experience
Internship or co-op experience at NASA or in aerospace test environments
Experience with PCB design (Altium), SPICE simulation, or relay/ladder logic
Familiarity with JSC processes, engineering life cycle, and spaceflight hardware
Exposure to avionics or power systems integration and test
Experience with discrepancy reporting, test procedure development, and anomaly resolution
Interest in growing into a technical SME role supporting mission operations and subsystem performance
Desired Qualifications / Skills
BS or MS degree in Electrical Engineering
Hands‑on experience with hardware assembly, testbed development, and troubleshooting
Familiarity with electrical schematics, wiring, and control panel design
Experience with PLC/HMI programming, LabVIEW, or similar test automation tools
Ability to work with common hand tools and perform mechanical/electrical integration tasks
Strong organizational and communication skills; self‑motivated and adaptable
Responsibilities
Support the design, integration, and test of VIPER's electrical power subsystem
Develop mock‑ups and support subsystem assembly activities
Perform troubleshooting and contribute to test and verification (T&V) activities
Work with electrical and mechanical systems, supporting anomaly resolution
Generate technical documentation
Serve as part of the Mission Operations team that will participate in Lunar operations after launch
Grow into a technical leadership role supporting VIPER's electrical power subsystem and mission operations
Perform other duties as required
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