NASA jobs and qualifications
How to get a job at NASA
This is very
common question among all PHD scholars and Engineering on “ How to get a job at NASA?”. So in this article we try our best to
explain in an easy manner on how candidates can get a job in NASA.
Many students on
daily basis ask us about the Wold level
job opportunities, so we decide to share this article related to the
various job opportunity in NASA. Those who have higher qualification and want
to work for NASAS should read this article related to the NASA Jobs and Qualification
required for applying those jobs.
Basic NASA Qualification Necessities for
All NASA Jobs
Successful accomplishment of a standard specialized
program in an accredited college/university, that means should have completed their bachelor's degree
with some major study in an appropriate field of engineering, physical science,
life science or mathematics is required. Means those who have completed their
Graduation in any engineering stream or in Science stream are eligible
according to the basic NASA Qualification.
Here
are some Basic Education for Aerospace Technology Positions
Aeronautical
Engineering
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Geophysics
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Aeronautics
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Industrial Engineering
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Aerospace Engineering
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Materials Engineering
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Astronautical
Engineering
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Materials Science
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Astronautics
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Mathematics, Applied
or Pure
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Astronomy
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Mechanics, Applied or
Engineering
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Astrophysics
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Mechanical Engineering
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Biomedical Engineering
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Metallurgical
Engineering
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Ceramic Engineering
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Metallurgy
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Ceramics
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Meteorology
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Chemical Engineering
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Nuclear Engineering
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Chemistry
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Nuclear Engineering
Physics
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Civil Engineering
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Oceanography
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Computer Engineering
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Optical Engineering
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Computer Science*
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Physics
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Earth and Planetary
Science
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Physics, Applied or
Engineering
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Electrical Engineering
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Space Science
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Electronics
Engineering
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Structural Engineering
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Geology
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Welding Engineering
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These Programs must include 30 semester hours
of course work in a combination of mathematics, statistics and computer science.
Applicants should have the in-depth knowledge of the following things:
(1)
Theoretic basics and practical applications of computer science.
(2)
Important mathematical and statistical techniques.
Of the 30 semester hours, 15 must be in any
combination of statistics and mathematics, which includes differential and
integral calculus.
These are the some basic Norms which
candidates should have for applying NASA Jobs.
Now below we are going to share IMPORTANT LINK
from where you can come to know about the various opportunities which are
currently open for all eligible applicants. Check that link for more
information related to the NASA Jobs.
Here are some Current Opportunities for
Various Job Profiles:
(Salary: $96,970 to $148,967 per year)
(Education: Having a Graduation degree from a well know university in the following stream: “ Aeronautical
Engineering, Aeronautics, Aerospace Engineering, Architecture, Astronautical
Engineering, Astronautics, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Biomedical Engineering,
Ceramic Engineering, Ceramics, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science*, Earth and Planetary
Science, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Geology, Geophysics,
Industrial Engineering, Materials Engineering, Materials Science, Mathematics
(Pure or Applied), Applied Mechanics, Engineering Mechanics, Mechanical
Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Metallurgy, Meteorology, Nuclear
Engineering, Nuclear Engineering Physics, Oceanography, Optical Engineering,
Physics, Applied Physics, Engineering Physics, Space Science, Structural
Engineering, Welding Engineering or other appropriate physical science or
engineering field”.
(Salary: $89,612 to
$116,496 per year )
(Education: Those who are in the final year of Graduation or those who
have completed their Graduation in safety or occupational health fields
(safety, occupational health, industrial hygiene), or
A Graduation degree in other related fields that included “safety,
occupational health, industrial hygiene, occupational medicine, toxicology,
public health, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biological sciences,
engineering, and industrial psychology”.)
IMPORTANT LINKS
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