GN&C Hardware Engineer

Job Description - GN&C Hardware Engineer (ADV000CFN) Responsibilities Provide expertise in the development of new GN&C hardware including rate sensors, accelerometers, inertial measurement units, inertial navigation units, and GPS‑aided inertial navigation units. Generate and review cost estimates, quantity delivery requirements, and schedules for GN&C hardware development and testing. Develop, review, and provide input to the development of GN&C component requirements, test plans, and test procedures. Participate in component design reviews, technical interchange meetings, test readiness reviews, acceptance data reviews, qualification data reviews, and other component‑related meetings. Review and assess GN&C component development, acceptance, and qualification test results for requirements compliance and performance capability. Assess and provide recommendations on nonconformance reports and waivers. Develop, review, and provide input to the development of operations and maintenance documents, launch commit criteria, launch countdown timeline, and other program documents that involve GN&C hardware. Develop and contribute to solutions to GN&C systems‑related and GN&C hardware‑related problems. Participate in and make presentations in meetings to address issues in development, testing, and integration of GN&C hardware. Generate or review development and design approaches for adequacy, feasibility, cost, and conformance to overall SLS goals and best engineering practices. Qualifications BS degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Aerospace Engineering or related field (ABET accredited preferred). Minimum experience: BS with at least 10 years, Masters with at least 8 years, or Ph.D. with at least 4 years, in related disciplines. Proficiency in avionics definition, design, development, testing, evaluation, implementation, and integration. Expertise in avionics sensors, controls, electronics, digital signal processing, and GN&C attitude determination and pointing applications. Experience with hardware such as rate gyro assemblies, inertial measurement units, inertial navigation units, GPS‑aided inertial navigation units, and reaction wheel assemblies. Excellent organizational skills and the ability to perform technical tasks independently. Essential Functions Office and laboratory environment. Requires clear, concise, accurate and timely communication, both verbally and in writing. Requires professional interaction with co‑workers, management, and clients. Requires domestic USA travel ( Physical requirements include sustained sitting in meetings and at a desk, and use of stairs or elevators for facility access. Equipment: personal computer, telephone, fax machine, copier, calculator, and general office equipment. Normal workday: 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday–Friday. Minimal overtime may be required. Regular attendance is essential. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision, use good judgment, and maintain appropriate grooming and dress. STAR ID required to access Marshall Space Flight Center. Proof of U.S. Citizenship is required. Primary Location Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL #J-18808-Ljbffr Jacobs