Responsibilities:

• Evaluate unit and spacecraft electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
  • Review of EMC testing data and anomalies
  • Cavity analysis
  • Launch vehicle and Launch base compatibly analysis
  • Co-orbit spacecraft compatibility assessment
  • Cable EMC considerations
  • Faraday cage maintenance  
  • Determine compliance with standards such as, MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-1541, MIL-STD-1512, MIL-HDBK-419A, NASA TP2361, NASA CR4759, NASA-HDBK-4002a, and NASA-HDBK-4001, etc.
  • Evaluate spacecraft charging
  • Evaluate unit and spacecraft electrostatic discharge (ESD)
  • Evaluate Solar Array charging
  • Determine most efficient, yet sufficiently thorough method of solving problems
  • Generate and evaluate compliance to environmental requirements
  • Participate in research, design, development, analysis and evaluation of components, systems and packages for spacecraft flight operation and testing
  • Process analytical models to obtain responses to launch, in-orbit operation, test, and ground handling environments, including definition of test requirements, design of test configuration, administration of tests, and writing test reports
  • Works on Space Environments and other related problems of moderate scope where analysis of situations or data requires a review of identifiable factors such as cost, quality, reliability, manufacturability, impact to schedule, and process improvement
  • Ensure all inputs are understood and clearly communicate requirements and analysis outputs

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Preferred Qualifications:

·        Familiarity with NASCAP

·        Familiarity with industry best practices

·        Understanding of charging in GEO, LEO, and interplanetary environments

·        Good verbal and written communication, organization, project/time management, and leadership skills are essential, as well as attention to detail

Join a challenging and fast paced group that performs Space Environments subsystem and system design, analysis and test!

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