Ares Work Values

Daily Duties at Ares:

Japanese Experiment Module (JEM) Element Integration Engineer Ares Corporation and United Space Alliance Responsible on behalf of NASA for the assembly, checkout and integration of JEM cargo elements delivered to and returned from the International Space Station. • Managed JEM spacecraft integration as a project, including managing cost, schedule, technical aspects and risk. • Developed, negotiated, and maintained ISS Program technical requirements for the spacecraft and its interfaces with the ISS. Defined Program technical requirements and assured that they were met; that development satisfied required quality, reliability, and safety standards; that technical problems were quickly identified and resolved; and that the systems were properly integrated into the overall ISS spacecraft. • Coordinated NASA's technical insight of the Japanese design through participation in the full range of design and acceptance reviews. Experienced in all project life cycle phases including design, development, test, qualification, and verification, interface definition and control, integrated test plan development and execution, system level risk management, hazard and safety assessments, and integrated system verification and certification techniques.

What they like about Ares:

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contracts, aerospace, integration, engineering, project, management

Skills

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with Ares: