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KBR, Inc.

Quality Engineer

Wallops Island, VA · On-site

$71K - $92K/yr

Contractor responses to corrective action requests * Build records * Delivery, storage and ... Previous NASA or aerospace industry experience * GMIPS for Electronic Boards * Pre-cap inspection ...

OSC Edge

IT Program Manager

Manassas, VA · On-site

$116K - $116K/yr

The IT Program Manager serves as the primary interface between the contractor and NASA's SEWP Program Office, federal agency customers, and other stakeholders. Responsibilities: * Contract Oversight:

OSC Edge

IT Program Manager

Manassas, VA · On-site

$108K - $109K/yr

The IT Program Manager serves as the primary interface between the contractor and NASA's SEWP Program Office, federal agency customers, and other stakeholders. Responsibilities: * Contract Oversight:

OSC Edge

IT Program Manager

Manassas, VA

$116K - $116K/yr

The IT Program Manager for NASA SEWP is responsible for overseeing the execution of the NASA ... The IT Program Manager serves as the primary interface between the contractor and NASAs SEWP ...

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What is a NASA contractor?

A NASA contractor job refers to a position with a private company or organization that has a contract with NASA to provide goods, services, or expertise. Contractors work in various fields such as engineering, IT, research, and project management to support NASA's missions. Unlike NASA employees, contractors are hired by independent companies but often work alongside NASA personnel. These jobs may be located at NASA centers or company offices and can vary in duration based on contract terms.

What does a NASA contractor do?

As a NASA Contractor, you may work on a wide range of projects including spacecraft design, mission analysis, software development, or research in support of ongoing NASA missions. Daily responsibilities can include collaborating with NASA engineers and scientists, attending project meetings, writing technical documentation, and ensuring adherence to strict quality and compliance standards. Contractors often work in a team-oriented environment where timely communication and adaptability are crucial. Project assignments can vary in duration and focus, providing exposure to cutting-edge technology and opportunities to expand your expertise within the space and aerospace sector.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a NASA contractor?

To thrive as a NASA Contractor, you typically need a solid background in science, engineering, or technology, often supported by a relevant degree and professional experience in the aerospace or related industries. Familiarity with industry-specific tools such as CAD software, project management systems, and possibly security clearances (ITAR, DoD clearance) is valuable. Strong communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills help in working within multidisciplinary teams and meeting complex project goals. These capabilities are essential to ensure the highest levels of performance, compliance, and innovation in NASA's demanding and mission-critical projects.

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Senior Project Support / Federal Travel Help Desk Specialist - NASA Langley

asrcfh

Hampton, VA • Remote

Per diem

Re-posted 21 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Support NASA travel programs by providing assistance with travel authorizations, vouchers, and system functionality.

  • Serve as a primary point of contact for travelers, travel arrangers, and financial personnel to resolve complex travel issues and interpret travel regulations.

  • Assist with process improvements, including developing job aids, FAQs, training materials, and standard operating procedures.

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7.8

Company rating: 7.8 out of 10

Based on 28 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

242nd of 452 rated engineering

Job description

ASRC Federal AFSS is a premier provider of systems engineering, software engineering, system integration and project management services for real-time, mission-critical defense systems. We are seeking a Senior Project Support/Senior Federal Travel Specialist to provide expert level support to a NASA contract in Langley, VA.  

Job Description: 

The Senior Federal Travel Help Desk Specialist serves as a subject matter expert (SME) supporting NASA travel programs by providing comprehensive travel assistance to government and contractor personnel throughout the entire travel lifecycle.  

This position functions as a primary point of contact for travelers, travel arrangers, approving officials, and financial personnel by resolving complex travel issues, interpreting travel regulations, and providing expert guidance regarding authorizations, reservations, vouchers, reimbursements, and travel system functionality. 

Work Reporting Location: This position will begin as fully remote. Candidates must be located within a reasonable commuting distance of a NASA center, as the role is expected to transition to primarily in-office work based on program needs. 

Responsibilities:  

  • Travel Policy & Regulatory Guidance on NASA policy directives, NASA Procedural Requirements, and federal travel regulations. 

  • Help Desk Operations 

  • Travel Authorization Support for travelers, including but not limited to per diem eligibility, travel documentation & justification, lodging, and transportation. 

  • Travel Voucher Support to ensure compliance with federal regulations, allowable and non-allowable expenses, and guidance on returned travel vouchers. 

  • Travel Systems Support with ConcurGov (CGE) and Go.gov 

  • Process Improvement to assist with job aid development, FAQs, training materials, and developing standard operating procedures (SOPs). 

  • Communicating travel policy updates.  

  • Customer Service Excellence. 

  • Additional duties as assigned.  

Requirements: 

  • Individual must meet government NAC and citizenship/permanent residency requirements for access to NASA GSFC. Extensive background investigation will be performed as a requirement of the job. Some travel may be required. 

  • Comprehensive knowledge of Federal Travel Regulation (FTR). 

  • Experience with supporting NASA travel operations, NASA travel management systems and financial processes, coordinating international scientific or programmatic travel. 

  • Familiarity with Government Travel Charge Card (GTCC) and NASA Center travel office operations. 

  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, Teams), Help Desk ticketing systems, Knowledge Management systems, Adobe Acrobat, SharePoint, and Virtual Meeting platforms. 

Desired:  

  • Certifications in Certified Government Travel Professional (CGTP), Global Travel Professional (GTP) 

Education and Experience: 

Education - Bachelor's degree: Equivalent combination of education and federal travel experience may be substituted. 

Experience- 

  • Four or more years of progressively responsible experience supporting federal government travel programs. 

  • Extensive experience interpreting and applying the Federal Travel Regulation (FTR). 

  • Demonstrated experience supporting federal travel help desk operations. 

  • Experience resolving complex travel authorization and voucher issues. 

  • Experience supporting high-volume federal customer service environments. 

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