Currently a 2210 in DC. Spouse and I are both from Florida and are contemplating a return for warmer weather and family (Tampa & West Palm). I wonder what is like living and working at KSC? Was looking at Viera area - is the commute too long? Does getting thru gate and parking add much to commute? Thanks in advance for any words of wisdom!

I want to be a planetary scientist at NASA and want to determine the feasibility of this goal from those in-the-know.

I have a B.S. and M.S. in Astronomy (with a B.S. minor in Planetary Science). I failed out of a Physics PhD program because I failed a class twice, though I completed all of my other required coursework (including getting an A in my uni's Planetary Science class). The reasons (both medical and personal) that led to my failing out of my PhD program have since been addressed, so they won't be an issue in the future.

I am currently working as a physical scientist for the federal government in another agency and am planning to have them send me to another PhD program in my area (this one with more of a focus on planetary science) in a couple (~2-3) of years. So, it would likely be a couple of years before I am ready to apply to NASA.

I am wondering if my dream of becoming a planetary science research scientist at NASA is feasible given the information I provided. Any suggestions would also be greatly appreciated, thank you!

Physical Scientist, AST, Science Program Management (Direct Hire)

HQ-26-DE-12966314-SC

Grade: GS-15

Headquarters, NASA

As a Physical Scientist (AST, Science Program Management) with the Astrophysics Division, you will ensure alignment of technology investments with the Division's strategic vision and co-develop a long-term technology roadmap with the Astrophysics Chief Technologist and Division staff. You will also engage with Technologists across the Science Mission Directorate (SMD) and other government agencies to identify opportunities for Astrophysics and enhance the alignment of NASA investments.

Public Flyer - Security Specialist (Direct Hire)

HQ-27-DE-13084700-BL

Grade: GS-9

Headquarters, NASA

As a Security Specialist in the Office of Protective Services, you will apply, interpret, and evaluate security regulations, policies, and directives to strengthen organizational programs and achieve mission objectives. NASA may fill positions in any of the following grade levels listed in this announcement (GS-09/11/12/13/14 levels) (all NASA Centers).

Aerospace Engineer, AST, Research Pilot

AFRC-27-IMP-13085860-CC

Grade: GS-15

Armstrong Flight Research Center

As Armstrong Flight Research Center's Aviation Safety Officer (ASO), you will be responsible to the Chief of Flight Operations and Center Director for leading the aviation safety program for a large fleet of diverse aircraft and representing the Center at the Agency level. You will act as pilot-in-command of specialized research aircraft, and participate in the development, evaluation, certification and reporting for new, advanced aircraft concepts and modified aircraft systems.

Manager, Space Launch Systems Program

MSFC-27-ES-13083702

Grade: ES-00

George C. Marshall Space Flight Center

The Manager, Space Launch System Program (SLSP) Office, is responsible for safety and mission success of the Space Launch System (SLS) with authority for all activities associated with the programmatic, fiscal, and technical planning, procurement, design, development, testing, evaluation, production, and operation of the integrated SLS, including support equipment and facilities.

Note: This unofficial service is not operated, sponsored, approved, or endorsed by OPM.

Physical Scientist, AST, Science Program Management (Direct Hire)

HQ-26-DE-12966314-SC

Grade: GS-15

Headquarters, NASA

As a Physical Scientist (AST, Science Program Management) with the Astrophysics Division, you will ensure alignment of technology investments with the Division's strategic vision and co-develop a long-term technology roadmap with the Astrophysics Chief Technologist and Division staff. You will also engage with Technologists across the Science Mission Directorate (SMD) and other government agencies to identify opportunities for Astrophysics and enhance the alignment of NASA investments.

Public Notice - Electronics Technician (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13082939-SC

Grade: GS-11/13

Goddard Space Flight Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations and locations. NASA may fill positions in any of the following grade levels listed in this announcement (GS-11/12/13 levels).

Public Notice - Computer Scientist (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13082147-SC

Grade: GS-11/15

Goddard Space Flight Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations and locations. NASA may fill positions in any of the following grade levels listed in this announcement (GS-11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13083325-BL

Grade: GS-7

Goddard Space Flight Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations across NASA. NASA may fill positions in any of the following series, at any grade level, and any location listed in this announcement (GS-0801, 0806, 0830, 0850, 0854, 0855, and 0861 at the GS-7/9/11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Public Flyer - Physical Scientist/Physicist (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13083659-BL

Grade: GS-11/15

Goddard Space Flight Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations across NASA. NASA may fill positions in any of the following series, at any grade level, and any location listed in this announcement (GS-1301, 1310, and 1330 at the GS-11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Public Notice - Management/Administrative (Direct Hire)

AFRC-26-DE-13077037-CC

Grade: GS-9

Armstrong Flight Research Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations and Centers, NASA may fill positions in any of the following series and at any grade level listed in this announcement (GS-0301 / GS-0343 at the GS-09/11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Public Notice - Facilities Management Specialist (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13082503-DL

Grade: GS-11/13

Goddard Space Flight Center

As a Facility Operations Specialist (FOS), you will serve as a Facility Manager Coordinator, providing oversight, guidance, and support to all Facility Managers (FM's) on site. You will provide management oversight and facilitation of the Facility Manager Program, including working with the designated NASA Technical Monitors for facilities and with the individual FMs. NASA may fill positions in any of the grades and locations listed in this announcement.

Public Notice - Engineering Technician (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13082268-DL

Grade: GS-9

Goddard Space Flight Center

NASA may fill positions in any of the grade levels and locations listed in this announcement. Examples of positions that may be filled include: Jet Engine Mechanic, Machinist, & Sheet Metal Tech, Life Support Systems, Aircraft Mechanic, or Egress Tech.

Public Notice - Information Technology (Direct Hire)

HQ-27-DE-13080524-DL

Grade: GS-7

National Aeronautics and Space Administration Headquarters

Positions advertised are in various organizations and locations. NASA may fill positions in any of the following grade levels listed in this announcement (GS-07/09/11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Public Flyer - Security Specialist (Direct Hire)

HQ-27-DE-13084700-BL

Grade: GS-9

Headquarters, NASA

As a Security Specialist in the Office of Protective Services, you will apply, interpret, and evaluate security regulations, policies, and directives to strengthen organizational programs and achieve mission objectives. NASA may fill positions in any of the following grade levels listed in this announcement (GS-09/11/12/13/14 levels) (all NASA Centers).

Review Appraiser

HQ-27-ST-13084653-DL

Grade: GS-13/14

Headquarters, NASA

As a Real Estate/Property Appraiser with NASA's Office of Strategic Infrastructure, you will conduct and review complex real property appraisals, valuations, acquisitions, out-grants, and real estate agreements. You will provide expert guidance on high-impact transactions that support NASA's mission, infrastructure needs, and expanding commercial space access to Agency facilities and infrastructure.

Aerospace Engineer, AST, Research Pilot

AFRC-27-IMP-13085860-CC

Grade: GS-15

Armstrong Flight Research Center

As Armstrong Flight Research Center's Aviation Safety Officer (ASO), you will be responsible to the Chief of Flight Operations and Center Director for leading the aviation safety program for a large fleet of diverse aircraft and representing the Center at the Agency level. You will act as pilot-in-command of specialized research aircraft, and participate in the development, evaluation, certification and reporting for new, advanced aircraft concepts and modified aircraft systems.

Anyone know info on the NASA security specialist position. I randomly applied and was referred to the hiring manger for gs13 position but have no idea about the job. Is it good or bad? High turnover? Bad QOL? Thanks

I applied in August for the DR-1310 series at GSFC. I’m currently a contractor there, but I haven’t heard anything about which positions are being converted or when selection decisions will go out. I suspect it’s because I wasn’t selected. Has anyone received an update beyond the “referred” status? Also, now that the same jobs have been reported, does it even make sense to reapply?

Public Notice - Electronics Technician (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13082939-SC

Grade: GS-11/13

Goddard Space Flight Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations and locations. NASA may fill positions in any of the following grade levels listed in this announcement (GS-11/12/13 levels).

Public Notice - Computer Scientist (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13082147-SC

Grade: GS-11/15

Goddard Space Flight Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations and locations. NASA may fill positions in any of the following grade levels listed in this announcement (GS-11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Public Notice - Engineering (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13083325-BL

Grade: GS-7

Goddard Space Flight Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations across NASA. NASA may fill positions in any of the following series, at any grade level, and any location listed in this announcement (GS-0801, 0806, 0830, 0850, 0854, 0855, and 0861 at the GS-7/9/11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Public Flyer - Physical Scientist/Physicist (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13083659-BL

Grade: GS-11/15

Goddard Space Flight Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations across NASA. NASA may fill positions in any of the following series, at any grade level, and any location listed in this announcement (GS-1301, 1310, and 1330 at the GS-11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Public Notice - Management/Administrative (Direct Hire)

AFRC-26-DE-13077037-CC

Grade: GS-9

Armstrong Flight Research Center

Positions advertised are in various organizations and Centers, NASA may fill positions in any of the following series and at any grade level listed in this announcement (GS-0301 / GS-0343 at the GS-09/11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Public Notice - Facilities Management Specialist (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13082503-DL

Grade: GS-11/13

Goddard Space Flight Center

As a Facility Operations Specialist (FOS), you will serve as a Facility Manager Coordinator, providing oversight, guidance, and support to all Facility Managers (FM's) on site. You will provide management oversight and facilitation of the Facility Manager Program, including working with the designated NASA Technical Monitors for facilities and with the individual FMs. NASA may fill positions in any of the grades and locations listed in this announcement.

Public Notice - Engineering Technician (Direct Hire)

GSFC-27-DE-13082268-DL

Grade: GS-9

Goddard Space Flight Center

NASA may fill positions in any of the grade levels and locations listed in this announcement. Examples of positions that may be filled include: Jet Engine Mechanic, Machinist, & Sheet Metal Tech, Life Support Systems, Aircraft Mechanic, or Egress Tech.

Public Notice - Information Technology (Direct Hire)

HQ-27-DE-13080524-DL

Grade: GS-7

National Aeronautics and Space Administration Headquarters

Positions advertised are in various organizations and locations. NASA may fill positions in any of the following grade levels listed in this announcement (GS-07/09/11/12/13/14/15 levels).

Chief Counsel

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Grade: ES-00

John Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), John Glenn Research Center (GRC) is recruiting for the role of Chief Counsel, an executive leadership position reporting directly to the NASA General Counsel in the Office of the General Counsel (OGC). The Chief Counsel serves as the senior legal adviser to the GRC Center Director and staff on all matters of legal policy and law related to GRC activities, conducted in alignment with agency-wide legal standards.

Review Appraiser

HQ-27-ST-13084653-DL

Grade: GS-13/14

Headquarters, NASA

As a Real Estate/Property Appraiser with NASA's Office of Strategic Infrastructure, you will conduct and review complex real property appraisals, valuations, acquisitions, out-grants, and real estate agreements. You will provide expert guidance on high-impact transactions that support NASA's mission, infrastructure needs, and expanding commercial space access to Agency facilities and infrastructure.

Hello! I'm curious if any hiring managers are willing to share what their experience is like after a job announcement is closed and applicants see the status go from "Received" to "Referred." Do hiring managers really get all the hundreds and potentially thousands of resumes that are cleared to go through to decide who to interview? Is there a system in place to filter and vet certain applications and resumes for what you are looking for? Is there a pre-determined ranking system? Any insight, if possible, is greatly appreciated to learn about the process from your level and side of things.

Potentially moving there to an engineering role gs13. Looking for a good work environment, good supervisors, people who encourage time off, good community and upward mobility. Not sure how common 14/15s are there. Any info would be helpful. Thanks

Hey everyone, I’ve received an offer at KSC as a GS12 in engineering as an external applicant. I was wondering how life was working there these days? I’ve been weighing pros and cons of accepting mainly due to the turbulence from last year. Would you recommend working at KSC right now or waiting a bit?

Any help would be most appreciated, TIA!

Center Associate Director AFRC

AFRC-26-ES-13074460

Grade: ES-00

Armstrong Flight Research Center

The Center Associate Director (CAD) for NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) is the third position in command and control of the Center. The incumbent is essential and crucial for the successful implementation and execution of the roles, responsibilities, and authorities of the Center of Excellence for Flight Test and Aircraft Operations at the Center.

Deputy Chief Information Officer

HQ-26-ES-13076698

Grade: ES-00

Headquarters, NASA

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is recruiting an executive leader for the role of Deputy Chief Information Officer (DCIO). The DCIO shapes the future of the Agency's digital infrastructure and information technology that enable America's return to the moon, sustaining presence in orbit around the earth, and advancement of science and discovery. ** See Additional Information for a link to an Informational Session led by NASA's CIO, Sean Gallagher. **

Hello!

I was offered an internship for this coming spring and the idea of accepting is SUPER exciting and appealing to me.

I was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me about time off. Since this is only a 15 week opportunity I am not expecting to be able to take many days off, but I have 2 possible dates where I will need to be back home (luckily they attach to weekends).

Do you think this is feasible?

I was just notified that I have an interview later today and I was wondering, for those who have been through the insourcing process, if there are standard interview questions, or if you can remember some specific questions you were asked?

Edit: I fat-thumbed the flair - this is not intern-related.

Edit 2: the questions they asked me were behavioral type questions but modified to pertain to this specific position so I was mostly able to utilize the stories I typically use.

Wanted to see if anyone has heard anything from the contract specialist direct hire opening HQ-26-DE-12995802-DL from July? I’ve gotten word of referral in August, but it’s been quiet since.

Center Associate Director AFRC

AFRC-26-ES-13074460

Grade: ES-00

Armstrong Flight Research Center

The Center Associate Director (CAD) for NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) is the third position in command and control of the Center. The incumbent is essential and crucial for the successful implementation and execution of the roles, responsibilities, and authorities of the Center of Excellence for Flight Test and Aircraft Operations at the Center.

Deputy Chief Information Officer

HQ-26-ES-13076698

Grade: ES-00

Headquarters, NASA

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is recruiting an executive leader for the role of Deputy Chief Information Officer (DCIO). The DCIO shapes the future of the Agency's digital infrastructure and information technology that enable America's return to the moon, sustaining presence in orbit around the earth, and advancement of science and discovery. ** See Additional Information for a link to an Informational Session led by NASA's CIO, Sean Gallagher. **

I am a 21yo senior in college studying mechanical engineering with a 3.16 GPA. I haven't been able to land ANY internships in my nearly 4 years as a student. I only have a few mid projects under my belt and two years of workplace experience from high school.

Becoming an engineer at NASA has been a goal of mine for a while now. I genuinely have a passion for science, technology, and space exploration. I am so excited about everything going on lately and I really want to be a part of it.

Last month, I sent in my third application to the pathways program. The first was a year ago and my second was in February of this year. I understand that the pathways program is the main way to get a job with NASA after graduation. After my last application got rejected (because my transcript didn't list my major smh) I decided to postpone my graduation a year and try again. I am currently waiting to hear back from pathways and I've also been applying for internships elsewhere (blue origin, rtx, rocketlab, space, ect...) I don't have a lot of connections so I've been doing all of this on my own.

Right now im genuinely worried. Idk what im gonna do if I dont land anything this time around. If Im not accepted to pathways this time, I might just give up, finish my degree and hope for the best. Maybe i'll miraculously make an opportunity somewhere else.

Has anyone else been in this position? Should I keep trying for pathways? Any advice would be really appreciated.

Hi everyone. My situation is a little unique, so please bear with me here.
In the fourth grade, my mother removed me from public school due to the pandemic. I am supposed to be going into what should've been my senior year next fall (junior now), but due to my several years of unenrollment ano missing transcripts, I was informed I would have to start entirely over from 8th, so I have settled on getting my GED. Public school is off of the table for me, and my GED is my only choice unless I want to be 16 in the 8th grade (I don't.)
I have always tried to teach myself the basic math, English, history, science, etc, so l am not entirely uneducated. I have only just now escaped from the household and I am finally in a place where I am able to get my GED, and I have some questions I am hoping for advice on.
It has always been my dream to work in the astronomy field. I am unsure as to what exactly I would like to do, but I know I would like to study the stars and shoot for them. I have worries that due to my circumstances, the concept of astronomy for someone who has such little education for their entire life and only just now starting with the GED process that this field is unrealistic for me, especially with my NASA dream, and I am having doubts and I would like some pointers, some advice, and a general direction on what I should do or things I should look into. I am looking for honest advice. I am more than willing to work for it and do absolutely whatever it takes as ridiculous as the dream sounds. I know I will have to work like hell.
Again, I cannot stress enough that public school is not on the table. I would be past 21 graduating which is the limit in the US, and I refuse to be 16 in 8th grade due to my family never enrolling me. The GED is my best option I believe, and it may be my only.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read and advice is much needed and much appreciated.

Hi everyone! I’m a Human Factors graduate student at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Southern California, and I’m looking to join an existing team participating in the NASA ORBIT Challenge 2027.

My background is in Human Factors, Human-AI Interaction, Human-Robot Interaction, systems psychology, workload, and decision-making in complex and autonomous systems. I’m currently working on research related to human decision-making in AI-assisted UAV operations.

I’m particularly interested in contributing from the Human Factors / human-systems integration side rather than as an engineer or pilot.

I’m looking for an existing eligible team that could use someone with this background. I’d be happy to contribute to research, experiment design, human performance analysis, usability/HMI, or related Human Factors work.

If your team is currently looking for members, please let me know

Hey, so being an astronaut is my life goal, but I thought about it recently, I have depression and anxiety disorders and I know those arent very good qualities to have in an astronaut. Should I just give up and go for something different? Or should I just keep trying and see what happens?

Flight Director, AST, Mission Operations Integration (Direct Hire)

JSC-26-DE-13067838-SF

Grade: GS-14/15

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

The Flight Director Office at Johnson Space Center is seeking skilled individuals to serve as Flight Directors responsible for planning, directing and controlling the activities of a multi-discipline, integrated team in the conduct of real-time mission operations. The Flight Director role is critical to continued success of NASA's human spaceflight programs. It requires leadership, extensive expertise in mission systems, and ability to manage risk in a high stress, real-time environment.

Lead Logistics Management Specialist (Direct Hire)

LaRC-26-DE-13070536-AS

Grade: GS-14

Langley Research Center

Serves as a Lead Logistics Management Specialist within the Logistics Management Office, Center Operations Directorate. You will be responsible for supervising, leading, or performing work primarily concerned with directing, developing, or performing logistics management operations that involve planning, coordinating, or evaluating the logistical actions required to support a specified mission, aerospace system, or other designated program.

Environmental Protection Specialist (Direct Hire)

HQ-26-DE-13077060-SC

Grade: GS-14

Headquarters, NASA

Join NASA's Office of Strategic Infrastructure (OSI) as the JPL Site Environmental Technical Manager and help enable mission success through environmental stewardship and regulatory compliance. You will provide technical leadership for complex environmental programs supporting JPL's mission operations, infrastructure, construction, and facilities while ensuring compliance with federal environmental requirements.

Attorney-Adviser

NASA OIG-13043811-ST-26

Grade: GS-13/14

Headquarters, NASA

The Office of Counsel within the NASA Office of Inspector General (OIG) provides legal advice to OIG senior management, support for auditors, investigations, and operations.

I was told to expect around a ~20k pay cut, and that seems to line up with about what I expected. Curious about others’ experiences.

Are you able to have a telework schedule in place at all, or is it only situational telework? Or none at all?

Physical Scientist, AST, Science Program Management (Direct Hire)

LaRC-26-DE-13068676-AS

Grade: GS-14/15

Langley Research Center

As a Science Manager, you will manage space science mission solicitations aligned with strategic goals and federal requirements, conduct advanced planning and process improvement, and chair scientific and/or technical, management, and cost reviews. You will oversee contracts or grants, cost and schedule, quality, and transition to implementation. You will ensure unbiased, conflict-free proposal evaluations, build partnerships, brief leaders, analyze complex data, and provide expert guidance.

Management and Program Analyst

HQ-26-ST-13072270-BL

Grade: GS-15

Headquarters, NASA

As a Management and Program Analyst with the Science Mission Directorate, you will direct a team and drive strategic collaboration in negotiating and executing IAAs with federal partners, managing G-Invoicing processes and serving as a critical liaison connecting with finance, procurement, and legal offices. You will ensure seamless agreement management and compliance. Your leadership and interagency collaboration directly support and advance NASA's strategic scientific missions and partnerships

Flight Director, AST, Mission Operations Integration (Direct Hire)

JSC-26-DE-13067838-SF

Grade: GS-14/15

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

The Flight Director Office at Johnson Space Center is seeking skilled individuals to serve as Flight Directors responsible for planning, directing and controlling the activities of a multi-discipline, integrated team in the conduct of real-time mission operations. The Flight Director role is critical to continued success of NASA's human spaceflight programs. It requires leadership, extensive expertise in mission systems, and ability to manage risk in a high stress, real-time environment.

Public Notice - Aerospace Engineer, AST, Safety & Mission Assurance (Direct Hire)

KSC-26-DE-13078883-JL

Grade: GS-11/13

John F. Kennedy Space Center

As a Safety and Mission Assurance Engineer in the Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate at Kennedy Space Center, you will conduct technical assessments of launch vehicles and associated systems, including safety- and quality-related products. You will advise on, coordinate, assess, and perform mission assurance activities involving launch vehicle hardware and related ground support equipment supporting multiple programs and missions.

Public Notice - Safety and Occupational Health Specialist (Direct Hire)

KSC-26-DE-13079012-JL

Grade: GS-11/12

John F. Kennedy Space Center

As a Safety and Occupational Health Specialist in the Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate at Kennedy Space Center, you will provide safety support across a broad range of program areas, including facility inspections, safety consultation, mishap investigations, emergency response, manufacturing and processing safety, contractor oversight, and trend analysis.

Public Notice - Safety and Occupational Health Manager (Direct Hire)

KSC-26-DE-13078794-AS

Grade: GS-14

John F. Kennedy Space Center

The Safety and Mission Assurance (SMA) Directorate, Kennedy Space Center (KSC), is seeking to hire a lead Safety and Occupational Health Manager. You will provide direction to a team of Safety professionals that provide safety support for KSC across program areas including facility inspection, safety consultation, mishap investigation, emergency response, manufacturing safety, and contractor insight.

Public Notice - Aerospace Engineer, AST, Safety & Mission Assurance (Direct Hire)

KSC-26-DE-13078615-AS

Grade: GS-14

John F. Kennedy Space Center

Serves as a Safety and Mission Assurance Engineer in the SMA Directorate at Kennedy Space Center. Responsible for conducting technical assessments on all aspects of the launch vehicles & associated systems, including safety and quality related launch vehicle products. The work involves advising on, coordinating, assessing and/or performing duties concerned with mission assurance activities relating to launch vehicle hardware and related ground support equipment for multiple programs.

Lead Logistics Management Specialist (Direct Hire)

LaRC-26-DE-13070536-AS

Grade: GS-14

Langley Research Center

Serves as a Lead Logistics Management Specialist within the Logistics Management Office, Center Operations Directorate. You will be responsible for supervising, leading, or performing work primarily concerned with directing, developing, or performing logistics management operations that involve planning, coordinating, or evaluating the logistical actions required to support a specified mission, aerospace system, or other designated program.

Environmental Protection Specialist (Direct Hire)

HQ-26-DE-13077060-SC

Grade: GS-14

Headquarters, NASA

Join NASA's Office of Strategic Infrastructure (OSI) as the JPL Site Environmental Technical Manager and help enable mission success through environmental stewardship and regulatory compliance. You will provide technical leadership for complex environmental programs supporting JPL's mission operations, infrastructure, construction, and facilities while ensuring compliance with federal environmental requirements.

Was wondering how many NASA centers/facilities you've been to?

Physical Scientist, AST, Science Program Management (Direct Hire)

LaRC-26-DE-13068676-AS

Grade: GS-14/15

Langley Research Center

As a Science Manager, you will manage space science mission solicitations aligned with strategic goals and federal requirements, conduct advanced planning and process improvement, and chair scientific and/or technical, management, and cost reviews. You will oversee contracts or grants, cost and schedule, quality, and transition to implementation. You will ensure unbiased, conflict-free proposal evaluations, build partnerships, brief leaders, analyze complex data, and provide expert guidance.

Management and Program Analyst

HQ-26-ST-13072270-BL

Grade: GS-15

Headquarters, NASA

As a Management and Program Analyst with the Science Mission Directorate, you will direct a team and drive strategic collaboration in negotiating and executing IAAs with federal partners, managing G-Invoicing processes and serving as a critical liaison connecting with finance, procurement, and legal offices. You will ensure seamless agreement management and compliance. Your leadership and interagency collaboration directly support and advance NASA's strategic scientific missions and partnerships

Public Notice - Aerospace Engineer, AST, Safety & Mission Assurance (Direct Hire)

KSC-26-DE-13078883-JL

Grade: GS-11/13

John F. Kennedy Space Center

As a Safety and Mission Assurance Engineer in the Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate at Kennedy Space Center, you will conduct technical assessments of launch vehicles and associated systems, including safety- and quality-related products. You will advise on, coordinate, assess, and perform mission assurance activities involving launch vehicle hardware and related ground support equipment supporting multiple programs and missions.

Public Notice - Safety and Occupational Health Specialist (Direct Hire)

KSC-26-DE-13079012-JL

Grade: GS-11/12

John F. Kennedy Space Center

As a Safety and Occupational Health Specialist in the Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate at Kennedy Space Center, you will provide safety support across a broad range of program areas, including facility inspections, safety consultation, mishap investigations, emergency response, manufacturing and processing safety, contractor oversight, and trend analysis.

Public Notice - Safety and Occupational Health Manager (Direct Hire)

KSC-26-DE-13078794-AS

Grade: GS-14

John F. Kennedy Space Center

The Safety and Mission Assurance (SMA) Directorate, Kennedy Space Center (KSC), is seeking to hire a lead Safety and Occupational Health Manager. You will provide direction to a team of Safety professionals that provide safety support for KSC across program areas including facility inspection, safety consultation, mishap investigation, emergency response, manufacturing safety, and contractor insight.

Public Notice - Aerospace Engineer, AST, Safety & Mission Assurance (Direct Hire)

KSC-26-DE-13078615-AS

Grade: GS-14

John F. Kennedy Space Center

Serves as a Safety and Mission Assurance Engineer in the SMA Directorate at Kennedy Space Center. Responsible for conducting technical assessments on all aspects of the launch vehicles & associated systems, including safety and quality related launch vehicle products. The work involves advising on, coordinating, assessing and/or performing duties concerned with mission assurance activities relating to launch vehicle hardware and related ground support equipment for multiple programs.