Technician
Apply machine design, assembly and testing techniques to build and test mechanical components (such as mechanisms), MGSE, and flight hardware. Apply electronics theory, circuit design, testing techniques, etc. to build and test space flight and ground electronic components, EGSE, and interconnect hardware. Perform subsystem troubleshooting and repair based on test results, in consultation with engineers. Design and assemble lift slings, assembly jigs, alignment fixtures, handling fixtures and other basic equipment; or develop design concepts for electronic test equipment, including fabrication drawings, schematics, flow diagrams. Program and operate automated test equipment using GSE software .front ends. (i.e., LabView, ASIST, or similar). Perform machining including use of CNC milling machine, lathe, lapping techniques, and/or CAD skills using AutoCAD, Pro-E, Feature CAM, or similar. NASA certification required for areas such as flight machining, cable, crimp & harness, ESD awareness, clean room procedures, flight hardware handling. Handle equipment design capability and familiarity with CAD/CAM tools (AutoCAD/ FeatureCAM). Electronics technician requires intimate knowledge in test equipment usage and calibration (meters, oscilloscopes, etc.) to verify hardware operation. Test equipment design capability and familiarity with design tools (i.e., ORCAD) and test languages (STOL, ASIST) desired. Perform field operations activities including instrument set up, testing, operations, and data collection. Perform operational processing, distribution, and data copying.