Entry, Descent and Landing (EDL) Thermal Protection Technical Discipline Lead

The Aerospace(6 months ago)

TexasOnsiteFull TimeSenior$133,008 - $179,840 (estimated)Vehicle Systems Division (Thermal Design Branch)

About this role

The Entry Descent and Landing (EDL) Technical Discipline Lead is a technical leadership role within The Aerospace Corporation supporting NASA Johnson Space Center’s Thermal Design Branch. The position focuses on development, analysis, and testing of advanced EDL system materials and technologies for spacecraft thermal protection and descent systems. The role interfaces with government, industry, and academic partners to advance EDL capabilities and support mission programs.

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Required Skills

Thermal Analysis
Structural Design
EDL
Thermal Testing
Systems Engineering
Materials
TPS
Stress Analysis
Modeling
Computational Analysis

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Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering
Advanced Degree in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering
U.S. Citizenship
Ability to Obtain Security Clearance

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