NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1,096 positionsJoin NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and cover the people and projects behind legendary missions such as Voyager, Curiosity, Perseverance, and Cassini.
Job ID:11108 JPL is unique among NASA Centers in that its staff are Caltech employees, yet can access NASA technical resources.
At Jet Propulsion Laboratory, we depend on innovation and technical excellence to develop IT systems that provide the edge we need to explore the universe.
Would leading a team on how to put together a flight system for a flagship NASA mission to explore a far off world, be something that excites you?
Do you have a desire to play a part in furthering JPL’s business IT services to support our outstanding planetary, Earth science and space-based missions?
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