Be at the forefront of cutting-edge operational research supporting NASA's extravehicular activities (EVAs)! This part-time rotation offers hands-on experience in research crucial for upcoming planetary exploration missions. You will participate in operational research for space flight, focusing on denitrogenation prebreathe protocols; conduct studies in Building 7's 20ft chambers; troubleshoot test equipment and perform ultrasound scans on human subjects; operate consoles during test campaigns and document per protocol; and monitor and train test subjects, prepare test hardware, and clean equipment.

You’ll need a bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering or related science field and approximately 2-3 years of experience or combination of graduate-level education and experience. You’ll also need to have the ability to support weekends, holidays, and shift work schedule as needed during the test campaign. If you are interested, chat with your manager and contact Brittany Hotaling for more information (Brittany.r.hotaling@nasa.gov).

Be a part of the team that ensures the safety and success of future space missions! Don't miss this chance to contribute to NASA's mission of exploration and discovery!