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Designs, develops, tests, and supports electrical communication systems at Kennedy Space Center, including cabling, mission imagery, transmission, and voice systems. Collaborates with product teams to address work orders, repairs, and operational requests; develops routine solutions under senior engineering supervision; and processes documentation for tracking and continuity. The role requires a bachelor's degree, U.S. citizenship, NASA background-investigation eligibility, a Florida driver's license, drug-test compliance, and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

Researches, designs, integrates, tests, documents, and oversees installation of analog and digital voice communication systems at Kennedy Space Center. Establishes requirements and architectures, creates installation and test documentation, integrates commercial and custom products, performs sustaining engineering, troubleshoots escalated issues, supports system upgrades, and develops engineering instructions, material specifications, and project estimates.

The Calibration Specialist will calibrate and repair mechanical measuring and test equipment at NASA's Kennedy Space Center while ensuring measurement accuracy and precision.

The Metrologist will calibrate and maintain precision measuring equipment, provide engineering support, and develop calibration procedures in a metrology lab.