Geodetic Space Research Engineer — Associate

The University of Texas at Austin; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 118,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Texas at Austin's Center for Space Research (CSR) in the Cockrell School of Engineering invites applications for Research Engineering/Scientist Associate III–V to advance geodetic research and develop spaceborne observation systems.

Working on Earth-Moon reference frames, gravity field studies, precise orbit determination, and related time-frequency metrology, you will contribute to multidisciplinary projects and may grow into leadership roles within the McDonald Geodetic

Qualifications

• All degrees in Aerospace Engineering or related fields.
• RESA-III: MS and 2 years’ experience; RESA-IV: MS and 4 years’ experience; RESA-V: MS and 6 years’ experience.
• Recent experience in satellite geodesy or geometric geodesy.
• Recent experience with scientific programming and scientific data analysis.

Responsibilities

• Develop and operate the data analytic infrastructure (models, algorithms, software and data systems).
• Help develop the architecture and concept of operations for geodetic infrastructure at MGO, including fieldwork.
• Prepare reports and presentations to communicate results, recommendations, and project status to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Contribute to the maturation of research concepts, grant proposals, and journal publications.
• Other related functions as assigned.

Skills

Geodesy

Scientific programming

Scientific data analysis

Education

All degrees in Aerospace Engineering or related fields

Job description

The University of Texas at Austin's Center for Space Research (CSR) in the Cockrell School of Engineering invites applications for Research Engineering/Scientist Associate III–V to advance geodetic research and develop spaceborne observation systems.

Working on Earth-Moon reference frames, gravity field studies, precise orbit determination, and related time-frequency metrology, you will contribute to multidisciplinary projects and may grow into leadership roles within the McDonald Geodetic