National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA): Career Outlook Surveys

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Interview Surveys National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Workplace Surveys National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Salary Surveys National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Business Outlook Surveys Job Title: Aerospace Location: Greenbelt, Submitted on: 27-Apr-04 Job Title Business Outlook Survey Aerospace NASA will be receiving added attention in the coming years. As per Bush's executive directive, they will be focusing more on Moon and Mars missions. Places like Goddard will probably focus less on their traditional areas of Earth orbiting satellites and will probably be redirected to providing developmental support to deep space missions (like NASA JPL in Pasadena). The science aspect will be reemphasized as well, i.e. space physics and biology. When I left, I was working on a mission that would attempt to measure gravity waves, which are ripples in the fabrc of space-time. The mission required satellite positioning within one tenth of a nano meter. Hard core science missions like that are what NASA does best. Private companies offer cheap alternatives to getting a satellite into orbit, but NASA has the quality earned from peer reviews and facilities and budget. NASA Interview Surveys NASA Workplace Surveys NASA Salary Surveys NASA Business Outlook Surveys Vault Employee Surveys: Read insider employee surveys to get the inside scoop on hiring and working at top employers. We have 55625 surveys for 5288 employers.