6 Engineering positions at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in california

High-Fidelity Computations of Advanced Air Mobility Vehicle Concepts

for design tools since most UAM vehicles have very non-traditional VTOL configurations. High-fidelity Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations in support of NASA‘s Revolutionary Vertical Lift Technology

Multipixel Receiver Systems for Terahertz Astronomy

are interested in developing a method to build array receivers based on balanced mixers. We are currently working on modest array receivers, and wish to incorporate the technology developed to take a significant

Understanding the drivers of time-evolving glacier motion from spaceborne observations

researchers from across the lab and with close collaborators at M.I.T., Brown University, University of Grenoble, and the California Institute of Technology, dependent on the candidate’s desired research. Field

Development of Semiconductor Lasers for Absorption Spectroscopy

Organization National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Reference Code 0104-NPP-JUL24-JPL-EarthSci Application Deadline 7/1/2024 6:00:59 PM Eastern Time Zone Description The next generation Tunable Diode Laser (TLD) absorption spectrometers, should be compact, low-power consumption,...

Measuring Emissions of Urban Greenhouse Gases and Pollutants Using Mountaintop Remote Sensing Spectroscopy

sensing technology. We seek motivated applicants with backgrounds in fields such as atmospheric modeling, remote sensing, geographical information systems, spectroscopy and instrumentation. References He, L

Development of Next-generation Multi-spectral IR/far-IR Radiometers using Thermopile Arrays for Space Applications

technology for this radiometer is the uncooled thermopile arrays developed at JPL. To date, JPL’s thermopile arrays are comprised of relatively large pixels (240x480 square microns) with a modest format size