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The aerospace industry reflects the spirit
and courage of America. Born in the early years
of the last century, the U.S. aerospace
industry is today the world's leader...
U.S. aerospace employment currently totals
over a million professionals working in
good-paying jobs. With about a quarter of all
current aerospace workers reaching retirement
age....
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Commercial aircraft design, engineering,
manufacturing, and sales is one of the
principal sectors of the U.S. aerospace
industry... And as is the case throughout the
U.S. aerospace industry, successful commercial
products often are the result of collaborative
efforts among airframe, engine, electronics,
and other suppliers.
In the days ahead, U.S. aircraft
manufacturers and their suppliers will be
looking to place thousands of qualified,
skilled employees in jobs as aerospace
engineers; operations tech....
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The National Aeronautics and Space
Administration (NASA) is the central federal
agency associated with U.S. space exploration.
NASA conducts its work in four principal
organizations, called mission directorates:
- Aeronautics pioneers and
proves new flight technologies that improve
our ability to explore space while also
having practical applications on
Earth.
- Exploration Systems develops
new capabilities for affordable and
sustainable human and robotic
exploration.
- Science explores the Earth,
moon, the other planets in our solar
system, and beyond - charting the best
routes of discovery while reaping the
benefits of Earth and space exploration for
society.
- Space Operations provides key
enabling technologies for much of the rest
of NASA through the space shuttle,
international space station, and flight
support.
Jobs In
Aerospace - Going Forward
NASA's vision for future space exploration
includes safely returning the space shuttle to
flight, completing the International Space
Station, returning astronauts to the moon,
continuing exploration of Mars and the Solar
System, to name a few...
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All major aspects of U.S. aerospace --
air, space, and national
defense -- continually rely on the
investments in research & development for
their cutting-edge technologies, products, and
applications. Few other U.S. industries are as
heavily dependent on the on-going work in
research & development (R&D) as is the
aerospace industry. And as a result, few other
industries are as reliant on finding and
retaining top scientific and professional
talent to fill these valuable jobs.
This R&D emphasis permeates both the
federal agency and commercial business
involvement in aerospace.
Jobs In
Aerospace - NASA Research
The National Aeronautics and Space
Administration (NASA) is the lead federal
agency for numerous aeronautics R&D
activities and support jobs. NASA partners with
industry and academia, as well as other
federal, state, regional, and local entities to
perform breakthrough research and develop new
technologies, to help incorporate these into
commercially viable products.
Jobs In
Aerospace - Other Agencies & Private
Sector
Within the federal sphere, other agencies
that support aerospace R&D include...
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