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Leads and mentors electrical engineers designing, simulating, integrating, testing, and troubleshooting electronic systems for flight missions. Responsibilities include circuit, power, digital, mixed-signal, and harness design; integrating cameras, lasers, GPS, storage, computational systems, and instrumentation; using Altium Designer and PSPICE; coordinating PCB fabrication and assembly; and collaborating across multidisciplinary engineering teams.

Mechanical Engineering Intern will support development of lunar deployment mechanisms, flight hardware, and ground support equipment at NASA Langley Research Center. Responsibilities include creating parametric Creo designs, performing preliminary structural sizing using beam theory and strength of materials, optimizing mass, and producing GD&T drawings and assembly documentation. The intern will communicate design decisions and present requirements, layouts, and plans to engineering and project management teams.

Designs, models, analyzes, documents, manufactures, and tests mechanical components and mechanisms for aerospace and spaceflight hardware. Responsibilities include creating CAD models and engineering drawings, performing sizing and design trade studies, preparing procedures and reports, guiding manufacturing, and supporting assembly, integration, and testing. The role collaborates with engineers, analysts, program managers, and fabrication teams while ensuring compliance with NASA drafting, acceptance, configuration-management, and spaceflight hardware standards.

Coordinates contract operations with program leadership, tracking activities, plans, reports, records, procurements, subcontracting, personnel, fiscal matters, travel, logistics, training, and equipment. Identifies operational issues, recommends solutions, supports process improvements, maintains stakeholder relationships, and ensures schedules, documentation, and spending align with program plans.

Develops visual and written communications that translate complex scientific and technical information for diverse audiences. Creates print and digital materials, including reports, posters, presentations, newsletters, web graphics, social media content, and infographics. Supports research dissemination, education, outreach, marketing, public engagement, presentations, and organizational communications while coordinating multiple projects and collaborating across disciplines.

Provides mechanical engineering expertise in materials and processes and contamination control for sensitive spaceflight hardware. Responsibilities include developing contamination control procedures, assessing material selection and processing, reviewing hardware requirements, documenting technical work, and overseeing contamination prevention during assembly, integration, storage, shipment, and testing. The role supports NASA Langley Research Center onsite and requires expertise in aerospace materials, spaceflight contamination control, and hardware acceptance standards.

Designs, analyzes, documents, manufactures, assembles, integrates, and tests mechanical components and mechanisms for research and spaceflight hardware. Creates CAD models and engineering drawings, performs sizing activities, develops procedures and technical reports, collaborates with structural analysts and program management, and guides hardware through manufacturing and acceptance testing at NASA Langley Research Center.

Employer invites students and recent graduates to submit resumes for internships and entry-level roles. Recruiting reviews submissions year-round and contacts candidates when positions match; opportunities span internships, summer programs, and full-time roles after graduation.

Support NASA Langley Research Center through applied research and engineering across aviation transformation, earth intelligence, and space exploration. Work spans fundamental research to flight‑rated hardware design, contributing to long‑term NASA missions and programs. Candidates at all experience levels encouraged; positions will be onsite at Langley, VA.

Develop, update, and validate physics-based and identified flight-dynamics models for crewed and uncrewed rotorcraft (including FLRAA and UH-60 variants). Use tools like HeliUM, GenHel, CIFER, and Simulink to generate linear models, support real-time piloted simulations, assist software development and validation, attend reviews, and communicate results via presentations and reports.