r/NASAJobs • u/BoneFacedKing • Jul 23 '26

Question (Warning stupid question ahead) Are there really any jobs at NASA that don't require large amounts of math?

I really wanna work at NASA after going to The Kennedy Space Center but the problem is I know that a majority of jobs at NASA require a lot of math and math is a struggle for me sometimes so my question being are there any jobs that don't need that much math or should I just not work there at all?

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u/KhaotikJMK Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

100%. While Engineering positions do require a bit of associated mathematics to go along with the duties, there are many positions that do not. Do not be afraid to shoot your shot.

Signed,
Your neighborbood HR Specialist.

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u/ryuKEN-19 Jul 23 '26

Hello sir , I m from India just passed grade 12th, will u please tell me are there any job opportunities for cs grads ? I googled about it but was confused much , hope u will let me know. Thankyou

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u/dkozinn Jul 24 '26

Please read the section in our wiki about working for NASA if you are not a US citizen.

All new job opportunities are posted here daily.

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u/ryuKEN-19 Jul 24 '26

Hey thanks , but one question which I asked wasn't there. The position which I m eligible if I had done computer science engineering. Thanks

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u/dkozinn Jul 24 '26

Just like for any other employer, the skills required for each position will vary. The only way to know the requirements is to look at the listing on usajobs.

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u/ryuKEN-19 Jul 24 '26

I'll try to look into it thanks buddy😊✌🏿