Jobs at JBS Solutions, Inc.

Provides technical leadership for NASA Human Lander Systems control-system engineering. Develops, models, simulates, verifies, and validates launch vehicle, spacecraft, and lander dynamics and controls. Performs stability analysis, 6-DoF Monte Carlo simulations, actuator allocation, trade studies, flight-data analysis, and software development using MATLAB, Simulink, Simscape, and C/C++. Prepares technical documentation and briefings while mentoring junior engineers.

Supports integration, testing, troubleshooting, and limited design of avionics hardware and software for NASA’s Space Launch System facilities. Develops and executes test procedures, troubleshoots Linux systems and simulation anomalies, works with launch-vehicle interfaces and engineering schematics, maintains documentation, and reports status. Requires extensive electrical or computer engineering experience, hardware assembly and test expertise, systems integration knowledge, and the ability to obtain operational certifications. The selected candidate must be a U.S. citizen.

Provides Guidance, Navigation and Control hardware engineering support for human lander, scientific exploration, and technology development programs. Responsibilities include developing and evaluating avionics sensors and inertial navigation hardware, creating requirements and test documentation, participating in design and readiness reviews, assessing qualification and acceptance results, resolving nonconformances, and supporting operational documentation and integration activities.

Designs and analyzes composite aerospace structures for NASA MSFC programs, including launch vehicles, propulsion systems, and spacecraft. Responsibilities include laminate design, FEA, structural and thermal assessments, trade studies, manufacturing support, testing, NDI evaluation, documentation, and collaboration with NASA teams, suppliers, and contractors. Supports composite fabrication processes, tooling reviews, process development, failure investigations, and design reviews.

Designs spacecraft, spacecraft components, mechanical ground support equipment, tooling, structural stands, and fixtures for space and defense projects. Collaborates with project engineers, designers, analysts, customers, and manufacturing organizations. Presents and defends designs and analyses while applying engineering standards and principles. Requires spacecraft design experience, SolidWorks or Creo, GD&T, NASA SLS hardware experience, and strong communication skills.

Provides RF analysis, simulation, design, testing, trade studies, link-margin analysis, and interference/compatibility assessments for space-based communication systems. Supports requirements reviews, laboratory test campaigns, technical reports, customer milestone reviews, and systems integration across NASA and DoD programs. The role also mentors early-career and intern engineers and requires extensive antenna and RF systems experience, U.S. citizenship, and an active or obtainable security clearance.

Provides systems engineering support for Space Launch System engine hardware development, integration, operations, verification, and reporting. Responsibilities include defining and integrating engine interfaces, coordinating technical work across NASA centers and engineering disciplines, resolving requirements and design issues, supporting systems engineering milestones and reviews, and evaluating verification closure data. The role requires propulsion hardware development experience, systems engineering lifecycle knowledge, technical communication, negotiation, and problem-solving skills.

Develop and maintain software applications, databases, websites, APIs, servers, and image-processing tools supporting NASA engineering imagery analysis. Troubleshoot legacy and modern systems, administer relational databases, process and analyze still imagery and video, and support anomaly identification during SLS testing and launch operations. Collaborate with NASA engineers, imagery analysts, and software developers while producing technical documentation, reports, and analysis products.

Performs RF analysis, simulation, development, interoperability, link-margin, interference, and compatibility studies for space-rated communication systems. Analyzes transmitters, receivers, antennas, and spacecraft models; supports requirements reviews, laboratory test campaigns, trade studies, technical reporting, and RF component procurement specifications for NASA missions and future deep-space communications infrastructure.

Leads requirements development, management, traceability, verification planning, and integration for NASA’s Multi-Purpose Habitat program. Coordinates multidisciplinary engineering teams, international partners, and stakeholders; maintains requirements processes and databases; tracks verification closure and metrics; supports configuration management, technical reviews, systems integration, and lifecycle activities. Develops technical documentation, presentations, compliance materials, and status reports while providing technical leadership across complex aerospace systems.

Provides RF analysis, simulation, design, testing, link-margin analysis, interference and compatibility assessments for space-based communication systems. Supports requirements reviews, trade studies, laboratory test campaigns, technical reports, customer meetings, and project milestones. The role focuses on NASA and government RF infrastructure, including deep-space communications and lunar utilities, while mentoring early-career and intern engineers.