ENGINEERING
Electrical Engineer
Posted: November 8, 2007
An opening exists for one EE immediately, and the potential for others in 2008. We are, or will be, looking for electrical engineers within a variety of disciplines and with various levels of experience. These engineers will be working on one or more NASA flight programs, and will will work to develop system concepts and detailed designs for space flight instruments, ground support and test hardware and support the fabrication, assembly, test and qualification activities. This position will provide technical specification of subcontracted items, and interface with outside vendors for subsystem procurement and delivery.
LASP Software Quality Assurance Professional
Posted: December 13, 2007
An opening exists for an experienced Software Quality Assurance professional to ensure the quality and safety of state-of-the-art space flight and ground system software for present and upcoming NASA space science projects. This individual will take a leading role in defining and implementing a software Quality Assurance program that covers LASP science instruments, spacecraft, and systems that are used to test and operate spacecraft and the instruments they carry.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
No Current Listings
SCIENCE RESEARCH
Research Scientists
Research Scientists and/or Senior Research Scientists are sought for research faculty positions at LASP. LASP is actively engaged in development of several new projects including research on solar radiation, space plasma, planets, atmospheric sciences, and others.
ADMINISTRATION
Accounting Tech
III
Posted: June 26, 2008
LASP
currently has an opening for a full-time Accounting Technician
III. This position will participate in sponsored project management
through preparing JE's and proving other needed information; will have
primary responsibility for day to day maintenance of the LASP
accounting structure.
Financial Program Manager
Posted: June 3, 2008
The Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) develops, designs, and builds instrument and spacecraft for NASA’s space-based observations of the Sun, Earth, and planets. We are seeking a dynamic financial professional to aid LASP faculty in managing sponsored research programs.
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SCIENCE RESEARCH
Mechanical Engineering Graduate Research Assistant
Posted:April 28, 2008
LASP’s Mechanical Engineering Department has an opening for one graduate student to design, create SolidWorks drawings, and oversee design fabrication through the production process of hardware, ground support equipment, and text fixtures for NASA flight programs. Graduate Assistants will also write fabrication assembly instructions and test procedures for mechanisms and assemblies.
MISSION OPERATIONS & DATA SYSTEMS
No Current Listings
MISSION OPERATIONS & DATA SYSTEMS
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Electrcal Engineering Student Support
Posted: November 5,2007
An opening exists for EE students immediately. We are looking for electrical engineering students within a variety of EE disciplines and with various levels of experience. These engineers will be working on one or more NASA flight programs. LASP is particularly proud of a work environment that supports employee creativity and productivity and offers students opportunities for diverse experiences and a broad range of responsibilities.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
No Current Listings
SCIENCE RESEARCH SUPPORT
Student Research Position for CISM
As part of the Center for Integrated Space Weather Modeling (CISM) activities in Boulder, LASP works together with the NOAA Space Environment Center (SEC) to ready CISM models for operational use.We invite undergraduate and graduate students from aerospace, computer science, applied math, and physics to apply for research positions. The candidates will be able to choose among a broad range of projects from helping with parameter studies of a forecast model to contributing to the code development of a real-time implementation, from carrying out analysis of space physics data sets to investigating numerical methods for high performance computing models.
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Student Support
Posted: April 25, 2008
The Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) is a world-renowned space science research institute at the University of Colorado at Boulder. In the engineering division, professional engineers and mentored students work closely with scientists in designing and building space flight hardware.
LASP’s Mechanical Engineering Department is looking for an undergraduate student to create SolidWorks fabrication drawings of space-flight hardware and ground support equipment for NASA flight programs as well as fabrication assembly instructions and test procedures for mechanism testing. The ideal candidate is an undergraduate student who is at least 2 years away from graduation in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering. This position requires a minimum 3.3 GPA and CAD experience. The time commitment is a minimum of 10 hrs/week during school and full time during the summer.
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