Career Spotlight
Learn more about different career opportunities at NASA.
NASA mechanics keep aircraft, rockets, and machines running smoothly so missions can launch safely and push the limits of discovery.
At NASA, electricians keep the lights on and the power flowing for rocket launches, scientific research, and everything in between.
NASA welders join materials to build spacecraft parts and maintain key structures that make space missions possible.
At NASA, applied math helps experts model data, solve real-world problems, and support discoveries in space science and aeronautics.
NASA technologists develop and test new technologies, improving mission capabilities and creating spinoffs that benefit life on Earth.
NASA scientists use research and evidence to test ideas, publish findings, and explore big questions about our universe.
NASA engineers turn ideas into cutting-edge technology, building rockets, telescopes, and aircraft that push the limits of exploration.
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