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The Thermal Control Systems Senior Manufacturing Engineer will support the development and manufacturing of thermal control systems for artificial-gravity space stations. Responsibilities include collaborating with design teams, developing manufacturing processes, conducting root cause analysis, ensuring compliance with engineering specifications, and maintaining quality control.

The Senior 3D Concept Artist at Vast will create innovative designs and concept art for space stations, collaborating with engineers and designers to ensure both technical feasibility and visionary aesthetics. Responsibilities include developing detailed visual concepts, producing marketing visuals, and maintaining a library of assets, while contributing to the design identity of projects.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will conceptualize and develop innovative manufacturing systems for fluid transport in the Haven-1 space habitat. Responsibilities include collaborating with engineers, streamlining production processes, establishing standard practices, and troubleshooting to ensure quality and efficiency in production.

The Executive Assistant will support the senior leadership team by managing calendars, coordinating meetings, handling confidential information, and assisting with various projects. This role emphasizes organization, communication, and team collaboration to facilitate the success of the organization.

The Structural Dynamics Engineer will support the design and development of artificial-gravity space stations by generating frequency-based design and test requirements. Responsibilities include deriving load requirements, assisting with vibration tests, and developing analysis tools. This role demands strong skills in frequency domain analysis and data processing.

The Senior Manager of Analysis at Vast will lead a team focused on stress analysis for artificial gravity space stations. Responsibilities include creating FEA models, interfacing with engineering teams, performing structural studies for optimization, mentoring engineers, and overseeing designs and tests to support project milestones.

The NDT Engineer will develop feasibility studies and qualification plans for artificial gravity space stations. Responsibilities include providing technical expertise on NDT matters, preparing procedures, and developing NDE techniques for complex parts. Requires collaboration with stakeholders and willingness to support critical missions.

The Facilities Technician will perform plumbing maintenance and repairs, manage installations and upgrades of plumbing systems, respond to emergencies, ensure compliance with regulations, coordinate with contractors, and assist with general facilities maintenance tasks, focusing primarily on plumbing.

The Facilities Technician will focus on electrical maintenance, repairs, installations, and upgrades of electrical systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, complying with safety regulations, and managing vendor relationships. Collaboration with engineers and support for general facilities maintenance tasks are also part of the role.

The HVAC Maintenance Technician will perform routine building maintenance tasks including troubleshooting and repair of plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems. Responsibilities include managing contractors, completing break/fix repairs, and aiding janitorial staff with general maintenance and support tasks in manufacturing and office spaces.

The Facilities Technician at Vast is responsible for routine maintenance and repairs, including plumbing, electrical, and HVAC tasks, overseeing contractors, and supporting janitorial tasks. They will also manage equipment movements and aid in special event setups.

The Thermal Control Systems Mechanical Engineer designs and develops subsystems for an artificial-gravity space station, conducting tasks from design to testing and ensuring manufacturability and reliability. Responsibilities include leading design reviews, performing fluid analysis, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams.

The Environmental Health and Safety Intern will support projects related to compliance with health and safety regulations, assist in developing training programs, respond to incident investigations, conduct safety audits, and collaborate on safety practices within the company.

The Supervisor of Avionics Manufacturing will lead a technician team, prioritize manufacturing tasks, optimize avionics systems processes, and ensure manufacturing quality and efficiency. This role includes training, participating in design reviews, and collaborating with quality assurance to enhance overall production quality.

The Senior Power Electronics Design Engineer will design and develop power distribution electronics for artificial gravity space stations, involving circuit design, PCB design, and system-level validation. Responsibilities include ownership of power electronics specifications, architecture, environmental qualification, and failure analysis to ensure reliability.

The Senior Harness Design Engineer at Vast will develop the electro-mechanical design of flight wire harnesses for the Haven space station, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and conduct analysis and testing to ensure qualification for flight. This role requires strong documentation skills and the ability to push wire harness design boundaries.

The internship at Vast involves working with a team to design and develop user-centered innovations for future human spaceflight. Interns will gain hands-on experience and mentorship from industry experts over a 12-week program.

The Senior Technical Project Manager will lead complex hardware projects, managing multiple work streams in electrical, mechanical, and industrial design. This role involves close collaboration with internal teams and external vendors to ensure timely delivery, program status reporting, and resource planning for the development of artificial gravity space stations.

The NDE Level II Inspector will perform volumetric phased array ultrasonic inspections, interpret engineering drawings, and support the development of NDE inspection techniques. Responsibilities include reporting findings, training team members, and contributing to research for operational improvement in space station development.

The Precision Quality Inspector at Vast is responsible for in-process inspections of flight hardware, verifying compliance with design requirements, communicating quality issues, processing non-conforming products, and operating various inspection tools. The role requires a thorough understanding of aerospace standards and involves collaboration with engineering and production teams.