LocationNASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TXClearanceNational Agency Check and Inquiries (NACI) with ability to obtain a Security ClearanceSummaryCraig Technologies has an opening for a Human Performance Engineer at the NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. In this role, you will be a critical member of the Applied Injury Biomechanics (AIB) team in the Anthropometry, Injury Biomechanics and Ergonomics Lab (AIBEL) in the Biomedical Research and Environmental Sciences Division at NASA Johnson Space Center. Our work focuses on understanding human response to dynamic loads, reducing injury risks during spacecraft landings and spacesuit operations, and shaping design requirements that enable safer hardware for astronauts. Specifically, this position is related to modeling of bone as it related to impact loads.AIBEL works with vehicle, habitat and suit designers across multiple NASA Programs, including the EVA and Human Surface Mobility Program, Commercial Crew Program, International Space Station, Gateway, Human Landing System and Orion. Your work will be cross-disciplinary, interfacing with scientists, engineers, hardware designers and physiologists across the NASA and vendor communities, including peers at other NASA centers.You WillAcquire and/or maintain knowledge of applied injury biomechanics related vehicle requirements, success criteria, and verification methodsAssist in the development of requirements and verification methods for lunar vehiclesAssist with finite element model simulations to evaluate the loads and dynamics imparted on the crewmember by lunar vehiclesAssist with reduction and analysis of test data, including appropriate statistical methodsDemonstrate a positive problem-solving attitude with an enthusiasm for working as part of an exceptional teamDemonstrate a strong work ethic and commitment to the customer and teamServe as a test subject for protocol and hardware evaluations on a volunteer basisPerform other duties as assignedMust maintain regular and acceptable attendance level as determined by the Company.What You BringYou bring experience with bone finite element modeling and mechanical properties. You use your experience and judgment to assess fracture risk under complex dynamic loading scenarios. You comply with KBR's Safety, Health and Environmental Plan, Quality Plan, and all safety policies and procedures, and complete all assigned training.Your QualificationsRequiredBachelor of science in human factors/ergonomics, biomechanics, biomedical engineering, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, or a related fieldMust be a US citizen or lawful permanent residentDesiredExperience with NASA standards and requirements or similar experience with a broad set of biomechanics, human factors, ergonomics, and anthropometry requirementsExperience conducting or supporting human health and performance researchYour SkillsRequiredExperience related to bone modeling and bone material property assessmentExperience with finite element analysisAbility to work as an individual as well as in a team environmentAbility to work effectively in a fast paced, rapidly changing environmentExcellent written and oral communication skillsDemonstrated programming skills (Python/Matlab)DesiredExperience with motion capture systems and analysis of kinematic dataWhat to ExpectThis position is expected to be 100% on site and 60% in person. Occasional travel may be required.Craig Technologies is an EEO Employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetics, or any other non-job-related protected status. All candidates selected will be subject to a security background investigation and must meet all eligibility requirements for access to classified information.#J-18808-Ljbffr