Space Systems Integration Engineer (ISS VIPER)

ARES Corporation; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

HSA/FSA Accounts

Life & Disability Insurance

Critical Illness & Accident Insurance

ESOP

401(k) Plan

Paid Time Off & Holidays

Job summary

ARES Corporation in Houston invites engineers to join the VIPER team supporting ISS program's System Engineering and Integration. You will perform analyses in support of visiting vehicle requirements, energy balance, and power transfer, including end-of-life studies.

You will also mentor teammates, deliver management briefings, and collaborate with international partners on integrated space vehicle requirements and trajectory considerations.

Qualifications

• Experience with ISS systems architecture and flight environments.
• Strong technical writing and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work proactively in a team and mentor others.
• Experience supporting NASA programs or similar aerospace projects.

Responsibilities

• Perform analysis in support of ISS visiting vehicle requirements and energy balance.
• Coordinate power transfer and docking/berthing related analyses for ISS operations.
• Develop system integration work with international/commercial partners and provide briefings.

Skills

ISS systems knowledge

Orbital dynamics understanding

Technical writing & communication

Teamwork & mentoring

MS Office proficiency

Attention to detail

Python/engineering analysis

NASA support experience

Education

Bachelors in aerospace engineering

Masters in aerospace related engineering

Tools

Python

Visual Basic

Microsoft PowerPoint

Job description

ARES Corporation in Houston invites engineers to join the VIPER team supporting ISS program's System Engineering and Integration. You will perform analyses in support of visiting vehicle requirements, energy balance, and power transfer, including end-of-life studies.

You will also mentor teammates, deliver management briefings, and collaborate with international partners on integrated space vehicle requirements and trajectory considerations.