Orion Test Operations System Test Engineer Third Shift

The Third Shift Test Operations Engineer will manage every stage of test preparation and execution. This includes gathering the required equipment, performing test set ups and checkouts, and conducting formal test runs while updating automated test sequences as needed. The engineer will provide continuous, in person support during the third shift schedule, with occasional holiday coverage. The role is primarily console based, working side by side with the Certified Test Conductor (CTC), and requires strong Linux based computer and software expertise.

Key Responsibilities
Achieve console certification as an Orion System Test Engineer.
Provide night shift, in person test support for a 247 test program that operates 365 days a year, including holidays.
Manage the Orion ground system and perform spacecraft commanding during powered test operations at the direction of the Certified Test Conductor (CTC).
Assist the CTC with documentation of anomalies, troubleshooting scripts, and pulling logs for analysis.
Write, review, and modify automated test scripts as required.
Read and understand detailed test plans, procedures, and schedules.
Participate in the execution of functional, performance, and environmental tests within a collaborative team environment. Bachelors degree (Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, or a related discipline)
Proficiency with automated test equipment, scripting languages, and/or data acquisition systems
Ability to work long term night shift schedule, including weekends and occasional holidays.
Must be a United States citizen Strong problem solving, communication, and documentation skills.
Exposure to crewed spacecraft or high reliability flight hardware (academic projects, co op assignments, internshipsespecially any night shift or off hour testing).
Fundamental understanding of test engineering processes - test plans, procedures, execution - gained through coursework, labs, or short term projects.
Familiarity with electrical ground support equipment used to power/monitor spacecraft subsystems.
Experience with automation framework tools.
Demonstrated initiative and the ability to work independently while always following approved procedures and coordinating with the broader team.