Aerospace Engineer, AST, Environmental Control Systems - Houston, United States - National Aeronautics And Space Administration

Description

Summary

As a Deputy System Manager for Environmental Control and Life Support Systems with the Crew and Thermal Systems Division, you will demonstrate technical knowledge, perform highly in a team setting, effectively manage project schedule and budget, and be committed to designing, developing, implementing, and maintaining high quality hardware that will be used for various space applications.

Duties

• Supports hardware design, hazards analysis, sizing studies, buildup, execution, and the evaluation of test data for environmental control and life support systems.
• Performs various functions such as, system management, cost analyses from a system management perspective, hardware and system design, and test and evaluations.
• Assists with developing and presenting at a variety of institutional and programmatic forums with recommendations on project proposals and technical/cost/schedule statuses.
• Utilizes life support systems engineering, including requirements development, technical resource management, engineering data management, interface definition, engineering planning and design integration.
• Manages risk assessment, technical resource management, project planning, overall budget, requirements, and master project schedule.
• Works with civil servant and contractor teams from feasibility through hardware design and certification for use.
• Foster a culture of engagement, diversity, inclusiveness, excellence and innovation. Champion NASA's commitment to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility to create an environment that promotes a commitment to safety, integrity, and teamwork.