ENGINEERING
Configuration Manager/Agile Document Control
CMADC102808
Posted: November 8, 2007
The Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) has an opening in Engineering to fill the position of Configuration Management & Documentation Control. The successful candidate will work with the engineering and production teams to design and build instruments for use on NASA flight programs.
Mechanical Design Engineer
(MDE042909)
Posted: April 29, 2009
The Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) has two Engineering positions open starting immediately. Join a design team that develops instruments for use on NASA flight programs. The candidates will be involved in the design and development of unique and innovative aerospace structures, mechanisms, and optical instrumentation for application in vacuum and space-flight environments.
FIELD PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAY/
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
(FPGA021909)
posted: February 24, 2009
The Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) has an Electrical Engineering position open starting immediately. Join a design team that develops instruments for use on NASA flight programs. The candidates will be involved in the design and development of unique and innovative aerospace electronics and electrical systems for application in space-flight environments.
FLIGHT PROGRAM INSTRUMENT ENGINEER
(IE0309)
posted: March 20, 2009
The Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) is a world-renowned space science research institute at the University of Colorado at Boulder. CU receives more NASA funding than any public university in the country, due in large part to LASP programs. LASP is particularly proud of a work environment that supports employee creativity and productivity and offers opportunities for diverse experiences and a broad range of responsibilities.
PRODUCTION MANAGER (PM0509)
posted on: May 11, 2009
The production manager is responsible for overseeing the workflow for manufacturing and assembly of spaceflight hardware for LASP, and is the point of contact for the manufacturing and assembly process within the organization. This individual monitors and directs the production work, and actively interfaces with the project managers and project schedulers within the organization to develop and carry out the production schedule for flight programs. The production manager supervises the production staff. The direct responsibilities of the position include management of the work order database, management of the interface with outside vendors involved in the production effort, and the organization of documentation pertaining to the manufacturing and production processes. The production manager chairs the weekly production planning meeting with project managers, and maintains LASP’s production schedule.
MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER/INSTRUMENT MAKER (MASM0509)
posted on: May 11, 2009
Become a member of the Production team in the Engineering Division of the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics. Join a design team that develops instruments for use on NASA flight programs. Candidate will be responsible for assembly of small scale (fastener size 00’s to 10’s) complex aerospace structures, mechanisms, and opto-mechanical instrumentation for application in vacuum and space-flight environments. Candidate will work from engineering drawings, bills of material, verbal and fabrication assembly instructions. Individual must understand methods and processes for fabrication and assembly of mechanical and electrical components and subassemblies. Must maintain high standards of quality and works to improve products and processes
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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
Financial Analyst (FA060509)
posted June 5, 2009
The Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) is one of the large research institutes at the University of Colorado at Boulder. While part of the University, the lab operates as an entrepreneurial business in support of the LASP scientists and engineers. 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 provide complex financial management as part of the research team.
Financial Program Analyst (FPA042809)
posted:April 28, 2009
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. LASP has built instruments and participated in missions to every planet in the solar system. LASP supports over 160 grants and contracts, spending around $50M annually. Due to growth in our programs, we are seeking a dynamic financial professional to aid LASP faculty in managing sponsored research programs.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Mechanical Engineering Graduate Research Assistant
Posted:April 28, 2009
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
Solar Radiation Physical Modeling Graduate Research Assistant
posted on 6/29/2009
LASP’s Solar Influences group has an opening for a summer appointment of one graduate student to work on the physical modeling of the solar radiation that is carried by the Solar Influences group. The selected person will have a broad interest in the solar radiation and its effects on Earth, as well as a specific interest on the physical processes that produce and transmit electromagnetic radiation in the Sun and Earth upper atmosphere.
MISSION OPERATIONS & DATA SYSTEMS
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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
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Student Support
Posted: April 30, 2009
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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