SWFO-L1 Mission Operations Support Team Engineer

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About the Role

This position supports NOAA NASA and the GSMO-3 contract as part of the Spacecraft Mission Operations Support Team (MOST) for the SWFO-L1 Mission. The role provides Mission Operations Post-Launch Testing and Commissioning support ensuring successful mission objectives.

***Must be a U.S. Citizen***

MOST engineers participate in commissioning and routine flight operations as delegated by the MOST Lead Engineer. Mission Operations Teams provide 24x7 shift staffing and perform functions in:

• Health and Safety Monitoring
• Mission Planning and Scheduling
• Network Scheduling
• Space-to-Ground Communications and Networks
• Communications Security
• Maneuvers
• Data Distribution
• Ground Systems Operation
• Simulations

Key Responsibilities

• Support mission operations during commissioning and routine flight phases.
• Perform real-time health and safety monitoring commanding and telemetry processing.
• Assist with mission planning timeline management and scheduling.
• Support space-to-ground communications network operations and ground systems engineering.
• Participate in mission reviews including Post-Launch Test (PLT) Transition Readiness and Anomaly Reviews.
• Contribute to training and certification for NOAA Mission Operations Team.

Required Experience & Knowledge

• Experience as a NOAA or NASA SWFO-L1 Mission Operations Engineer or SWFO-L1 Ground Readiness Engineer.
• Knowledge of SWFO-L1 Concept of Operations (ConOps) Mission Phase Plans and Flight Operations Plan (FOP).
• Familiarity with NOAA mission operations including:
  • Real-Time Health and Safety Monitoring
  • Commanding and Telemetry Processing
  • Mission Planning and Scheduling
  • Space-to-Ground Communications and Networks
  • Ground Systems Engineering
  • Communications Security
• Experience supporting mission reviews (PLT Transition Readiness Anomaly Reviews).
• Knowledge of NOAA software such as OS/Comet is beneficial.
• Experience with NOAA Mission Operations Team training and certification.
• Security clearance is not required but beneficial.

• ***Must be a U.S. Citizen***

Education & Training

• Bachelors Degree in Aerospace Engineering or related technical field.
• 6 years of progressively complex spacecraft mission operations experience.

Compensation

$121100 $181600/year equivalent
The offered rate will be based on contract affordability and the selected candidates working location knowledge skills and/or experience and in consideration of internal parity.

KBR Benefits

KBR offers a selection of competitive lifestyle benefits which could include 401K plan with company match medical dental vision life insurance AD&D flexible spending account disability paid time off or flexible work schedule. We support career advancement through professional training and development.

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