ADV000CMX EA Technical Integration Engineer (J)

Aerodyne Industries•Houston, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Aerodyne Industries is seeking an EA Technical Integration Engineer to support multiple human spaceflight programs, including the International Space Station (ISS), Orion, Gateway, and Commercial Crew. This role ensures that complex technical systems integrate safely and successfully across mission phases—from development and test through flight operations. The engineer will collaborate with diverse engineering teams, contractors, mission operations, and safety organizations to uphold NASA’s safety and mission assurance standards. This position is with ERC, a teammate company.

Requirements

Typically requires a bachelor's degree in Engineering and a minimum of 2- 5 years of experience in the field or in a related area.
Ability to work on multiple projects, within matrix team environments, and to demanding schedules is required.
Minimum of 5 years Flight hardware/systems experience
Ability to identify and assess hazardous conditions and appropriate controls and verifications related to mechanical, electrical and electronic systems and devices
Working knowledge of systems safety disciplines
Good knowledge of aerospace materials and acceptability
Familiarity with the NASA standards and payloads requirements
Experience with Spaceflight Safety certification
Have a proactive attitude in leading a group to resolve technical issue
Possess strong leadership, negotiation, and communication skills

Nice To Haves

Systems Engineering experience
Systems / Payload integrator experience
System Safety experience at Johnson Space Center highly desired
Degree in ME, EE, Aerospace Engineering, or Aerospace Safety

Responsibilities

Function as a team member of the Amentum Flight Safety Team of Systems Safety professionals and engineers, and report to the JSC Engineering Directorate ISS Chief Engineer
Serve as a technical integrator across ISS, Orion, Gateway, and Commercial Crew programs to ensure consistent engineering practices and safe system performance
Coordinate cross-discipline engineering inputs in areas such as spacecraft systems, environmental control, power, avionics, software, and human factors.
Identify cross-program impacts and ensure integrated solutions that maintain crew safety and mission readiness.
Support technical interchange meetings, integration forums, and program working groups.
Review and verify safety analyses (hazard reports, FMEA, fault trees, and controls) for multiple flight programs.
Ensure compliance with human-rating standards and program-specific safety requirements across all supported programs.
Evaluate design changes, operational updates, and new technologies for safety implications and risk posture.
Support Safety Review Panels and ensure all safety-related actions are tracked and resolved.
Produce clear, concise technical products including integration summaries, risk assessments, briefing charts, and decision packages
Bridge communication across government engineers, contractors, operations personnel, and safety organizations.
Present complex technical topics to both technical and program leadership audiences.
Perform technical review of simple and complex spaceflight payload systems, Government Furnished Equipment, or ISS systems with respect to transport, interface and operational parameters and requirements as well as assure that sound engineering practices have been employed
Interact with the engineering subject matter expert team, coordinating comments, and providing feedback communications
Perform other duties as required