The Graduate-level Nondestructive Intern will conduct research on nondestructive evaluation techniques like ultrasonic and X-ray measurements. The intern will analyze data, correlate material properties with processes, resolve design issues, and collaborate on technical projects within the Aerospace Physical Sciences Laboratories.

The intern will work in the Materials Science Department, focusing on investigating high-performance composite materials, evaluating their properties through mechanical testing, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams. Responsibilities include data analysis, documentation of research efforts, and presenting findings.

The Associate Software Systems Engineer will provide systems engineering skills for national security and commercial space systems, utilizing various software development technologies. Responsibilities include solving software system problems, adopting new technologies, driving change, and collaborating across teams to deliver innovative space solutions.

You will be responsible for designing and developing EO/IR collection capabilities, laboratory experiments, and image processing techniques. You will collaborate with team members on technical studies, contributing as both a leader and participant.

The Senior Cybersecurity Audit, Policy, & Compliance Staff at Aerospace Corporation will enhance cyber policies, ensure compliance, and implement proactive solutions. Key responsibilities include conducting cybersecurity audits, risk assessments, and threat briefings, while collaborating on technology development and providing Tier 3 support.

As a Monitoring and Observability Administrator, you will configure and manage observability tools like Splunk, Dynatrace, and Nagios. Responsibilities include implementing monitoring solutions, tuning alerts, collaborating with various teams on dashboards and reporting, and maintaining observability systems. You will also lead migration efforts for Splunk and focus on optimizing monitoring strategies while ensuring cybersecurity protocols are met.

As the Milcomm Futures Lead, you will engage with stakeholders to develop and evaluate initiatives for communication and navigation capabilities. Your role involves project management, technical communication, and exploring commercial options while ensuring alignment with government priorities. You will monitor project progress, mitigate risks, and lead small teams in a collaborative environment.

The Senior Lead Ground C3 Engineer will lead multiple IT-related teams to support command, control, and communications systems. Responsibilities include coordinating engineering teams, interfacing with customers, managing project execution, and advising on modern IT systems.

The Conjunction Assessment Risk Analysis (CARA) Program Analyst Systems Engineer will assess conjunction risk for uncrewed spacecraft, working on analysis, software development, and systems engineering. Responsibilities include conducting technical analyses, engaging with NASA, and defining the strategic direction for CARA efforts.

The Data Scientist will contribute to projects involving data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence, focusing on innovative solutions for space applications. Responsibilities include technology evaluation for mission-critical applications, experiment development, collaboration with teams, and presenting results to stakeholders while maintaining a commitment to ongoing education in data science and AI.

As an intern in the Digital Systems Engineering Department, you will develop, simulate, and analyze descriptive models for space and defense systems, assisting in decision-making for various projects. You will collaborate with experts to capture engineering studies and create digital twin models that interact with physical systems.

The Aerospace Corporation is seeking a Space Requirements and Operations Analysis Lead to provide expertise in C2 planning and operational requirements for space capabilities. Responsibilities include translating user needs into formal requirements, leading cross-functional teams, and serving as a subject matter expert in multi-disciplinary teams to support military operations.

As a Data Engineering Specialist, you'll design, develop, and maintain efficient data pipelines and platforms for analysis and reporting, collaborate with various teams to implement cutting-edge data solutions, and architect data infrastructure to drive mission-critical decisions for aerospace and its customers.

As a Remote Sensing Specialist, you will design, develop, and characterize EO/IR collection capabilities, supporting technical studies and collaborating with a diverse team. You will engage in performance assessments, modeling, and the development of algorithms for remote sensing data analysis.

The Synthetic Imagery Developer will design, develop, and characterize EO/IR collection capabilities using software like DIRSIG and MODTRAN to create synthetic imagery. Responsibilities include working on image processing and data analysis for EO/IR datasets, collaborating with a diverse team on technical studies, and generating 3D scenes.

As a Human Space Flight Engineer- Digital Engineering, you will lead and integrate digital engineering practices, formulate recommendations for process improvements using a Model Based Systems Engineering approach, and collaborate with senior NASA leadership to ensure efficient analysis and integration across various structures in human space flight.

The Systems Cost and Schedule Engineer will perform cost analyses, develop master schedules, conduct risk assessments, and optimize program solutions. They will also engage with senior staff to refine estimations, document findings, and present data to stakeholders in a collaborative environment.

The Architecture Modeling and Analysis Section Manager will lead a team of engineers in the Communication Architectures Department, overseeing technical leadership, project development, and collaboration on communication systems for various clients, ensuring high-performance outcomes.

The Senior RF Spectrum Engineer will conduct radio frequency interference analysis, guide program design decisions for spectral compliance, and support spectrum coordination with stakeholders. Responsibilities include mentoring junior staff and developing spectrum strategies, while working with various government agencies.

The Space Cryptography Systems Engineer will coordinate the implementation of cryptographic and cybersecurity requirements for space programs, support the optimization of security certification processes, and review key management plans. The role involves troubleshooting issues across multiple defense components while ensuring compliance with stringent security standards.