Jobs at Astrion

This full-time entry-level Electronics Technician role at AstroNova Aerospace focuses on testing and repairing OEM systems recorders, printers, and replacement parts. The position involves verifying that all manufactured goods meet physical and electrical specifications, ensuring quality workmanship, and assisting in training new team members on inspection and troubleshooting procedures. The role is appealing for individuals seeking a stable Monday through Friday first shift schedule with comprehensive on-the-job training to develop new technical skills. The company fosters a culture of growth for those with a positive attitude and mechanical aptitude. The position is based on-site and requires adherence to FAA safety programs.

This limited-duration role at Astronics-PECO in Clackamas, Oregon, serves as a specialized Screw Machine Set-up Technician to support the aerospace manufacturing team for a period of two to three months. The position focuses on leveraging extensive experience with Acme Gridley and Brown & Sharpe machines to optimize production processes. Key responsibilities include developing preventative maintenance programs, training less experienced operators, documenting setup parameters, and collaborating with engineers to refine manufacturing methods. The role appeals to seasoned professionals seeking to apply their expertise in a high-stakes environment serving global defense and commercial markets. It offers the opportunity to work with critical national defense applications while contributing to a culture that values technical precision and knowledge transfer.

The Inventory and Materials Coordinator role supports manufacturing operations by ensuring production lines receive necessary raw materials and packaging. Key responsibilities include coordinating daily material supplies for technicians, managing warehouse satellite locations, performing inventory cycle counts, and processing returns with warranty verification. The position requires operating a forklift and maintaining accurate records within the ERP system. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a hands-on environment within a manufacturing setting, offering the chance to contribute to efficient facility operations while developing skills in inventory management and logistics. The role is based on-site and involves physical activity including lifting up to 50 pounds.

This two-year fixed-term research associate role is based within the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Michigan State University, supporting the ultrafast science research team under Professor Chong-Yu Ruan. The position focuses on relocating a high-brightness femtosecond electron microscope to a new facility and implementing precision controls to achieve sub-50 femtosecond multimodal imaging. Key responsibilities include collaborating with a multidisciplinary group of scientists and engineers to execute the relocation plan and conducting subsequent benchmark studies. The role appeals to candidates with a Ph.D. in physics or related fields who seek to advance cutting-edge microscopy technology in a top-tier research environment. The position requires on-site work at the university campus.

This spring and summer 2026 Communications Intern role supports the AIAA Communications team in Reston, Virginia, to share inspiring stories within the aerospace community. Key responsibilities include writing original news content for daily channels, drafting AP Style press releases, and creating engaging social media assets across LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube. The position also involves monitoring community engagement, analyzing performance data, and assisting with video editing. The role offers a flexible hybrid schedule of approximately 20 hours per week, allowing interns to build a professional portfolio with published work and live campaigns. It provides unique access to connect with industry professionals while developing skills in digital tools and storytelling within a collaborative, mission-driven environment.

This full-time Software and Data Integration Engineer role supports the NASA Artemis Program at Johnson Space Center to advance lunar base development. The position focuses on integrating software components into lunar vehicles by analyzing data flow, generating interface requirements, and developing prototypes for flight software. Key responsibilities include collaborating with hardware and software providers to ensure data requirements are met, creating simulation tools, and documenting system certifications. The role offers the unique opportunity to contribute to human spaceflight missions in a dynamic, high-stakes environment. Candidates benefit from a culture of integrity and continuous growth, with access to flexible time off and robust learning resources. The position is based in Houston, Texas, with minimal travel required.

This full-time engineering role supports the NASA Artemis Program at Johnson Space Center, focusing on developing flight software for future lunar bases and vehicles. The position involves designing and coding safety-critical software using C and Linux, performing systems engineering analysis, and conducting integration and verification testing within avionics environments. The role appeals to candidates passionate about space exploration by offering a dynamic environment where they can contribute to human-rated space missions. The position is based in Houston with minimal travel and is part of a culture that values integrity, continuous growth, and professional autonomy.

This full-time Systems Engineering role at NASA's Johnson Space Center involves overseeing flight software for commercial spacecraft, including crew vehicles for the International Space Station and lunar missions. The position focuses on reviewing software requirements, design, and verification processes while conducting hazard analysis and guiding contractors on safety-critical implementations. Key responsibilities include coordinating with prime contractors, evaluating system architectures, and supporting mission operations during flight anomalies. The role offers the unique opportunity to contribute directly to human spaceflight initiatives within a dynamic, high-stakes environment. Candidates will join a culture that values integrity, trust, and continuous professional growth, with access to robust learning resources and flexible time off benefits.

This tenure-track Assistant Professor role within the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Hawaii at Hilo focuses on the Administration of Justice, with a particular interest in law enforcement expertise. The position involves teaching a diverse range of undergraduate criminal justice courses, including online formats for law enforcement cohorts, and developing new specialized curriculum. Key responsibilities include conducting scholarly research, mentoring students, and serving on university and community committees. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a public liberal arts university known for its unique integration of Indigenous knowledge systems and place-based research. The position is full-time and in-residence, offering the opportunity to work in a multicultural environment while advancing research and teaching in a supportive academic community.

The Confidential Advocate & Prevention Educator role within the Office of Equal Opportunity at the University of Hawaii at Hilo provides confidential support to students affected by sex and gender-based discrimination while developing campus-wide prevention programming. Key responsibilities include offering crisis response and advocacy for victims of sexual misconduct, designing culturally competent education curricula, and collaborating with campus partners to ensure student safety and retention. This position appeals to professionals dedicated to social justice and community well-being, offering the opportunity to work within a public liberal arts university that values cultural immersion and diversity. The role is a permanent, full-time position based on the UH Hilo campus.

This full-time engineering role serves as the Software Technical Project Lead for the NASA Artemis Next Generation Space Suit initiative at Johnson Space Center. The position blends senior technical expertise with people management to lead a multidisciplinary team developing safety-critical embedded flight software, firmware, and verification systems for lunar exploration. Key responsibilities include overseeing the full software development lifecycle, guiding architecture and design reviews, managing test and integration activities, and mentoring team members while coordinating with NASA stakeholders. The role appeals to candidates passionate about human spaceflight, offering the opportunity to contribute directly to a historic national mission. It is based onsite in Houston with minimal travel and is supported by a culture emphasizing integrity, continuous growth, and flexible work arrangements.

This role serves as a Special Operations Strength and Conditioning Specialist supporting SOF operators and direct combat support personnel at JEB Little Creek, VA. The position involves designing and administering physical training protocols to maximize performance while preventing injury, coordinating rehabilitation programs for personnel recovering from injuries, and collaborating with sports medicine and nutrition teams for a holistic approach to human performance. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work with elite military units in a mission-critical environment that prioritizes safety and professional growth. KBR offers a supportive culture focused on continuous learning, career advancement opportunities, and competitive lifestyle benefits including flexible work schedules and comprehensive health coverage.

The University of Hawai'i at Hilo seeks an Assistant Professor of Geology for a tenure-track role within the College of Natural and Health Sciences. The position focuses on integrating place-based teaching and research in surface processes, hydrogeology, or environmental geology. Key responsibilities include instructing introductory and upper-level geology courses, mentoring undergraduate and graduate students in research, and developing a scholarly program that leverages the island's unique geological environment. The role appeals to candidates interested in a collaborative liberal arts setting with small class sizes, access to specialized laboratories, and opportunities to engage with local community and government partners. The position is based on the Island of Hawai'i and offers a supportive culture that values Indigenous knowledge systems and environmental stewardship.

This full-time elementary teaching role is based at Uncommon Elementary School, where educators foster a culturally-responsive and joyful learning environment. The position involves co-teaching core subjects including mathematics, literacy, science, and social studies to build strong academic foundations. Key responsibilities include analyzing student data to differentiate instruction, building positive relationships with families, and supporting daily school operations such as assemblies and transitions. The role appeals to those seeking a collaborative community that values respect and hard work, offering opportunities for professional growth through mentorship and coaching. The position is on-site and requires active participation in weekly team meetings and school-wide events.

This Data Scientist 3 role supports a critical NLP project focused on automatic tokenization and part-of-speech annotation for government language data. The position requires developing automated solutions to evaluate model performance against human-generated annotations and extracting value from large, complex datasets. Key responsibilities include designing machine learning algorithms, performing statistical analysis, and translating technical findings into actionable recommendations for non-technical audiences. The role appeals to candidates seeking to apply advanced data science skills in a mission-driven environment with a focus on high-quality language processing. An active TS/SCI security clearance is required, and the position involves working with government data holdings to advance analytic capabilities.

This role involves a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist supporting the physical readiness and performance optimization of Aircrew within the Human Performance team. Key responsibilities include developing evidence-based training programs integrating strength, mobility, and conditioning, delivering hands-on instruction aligned with combat aviation demands, and maintaining detailed performance documentation. The position offers the appeal of working in a high-stakes aerospace environment with a focus on holistic warfighter health, providing opportunities to collaborate across the enterprise and contribute to curriculum development. The role requires a visible presence within flying squadrons and may involve travel to various locations for program support or training facilitation.

This full-time Applied AI Developer role is based in the Lorum New York City office, requiring four days of on-site work per week. The position sits within the CEO's office and focuses on building practical AI tools to solve real business problems across sales, operations, and compliance. Key responsibilities include executing a backlog of projects to ship internal applications, rapidly prototyping MVPs, integrating AI models with existing data systems, and implementing evaluation frameworks to ensure accuracy and safety. The role appeals to candidates who prefer a builder's mindset focused on delivering working software over strategy, offering the chance to shape settlement infrastructure for a global fintech. The environment emphasizes autonomy, flexible vacation policies, wellness days, and the opportunity to contribute to a mission of rebuilding financial clearing systems.