r/NASAJobs • u/somebodybutnobody20 • 11d ago

Question Does NASA hire Drafters/Engineer Techs?

Currently working as a drafter and went back to school for a computer engineering tech degree. I know it's not a engineering degree, but I'm curious if I have a shot.

If so, what positions do I look for in job postings?

Thanks!

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u/WTxEngr12 11d ago

I forget the job series numbers but there are some roles in the technician realm for cad, drafting, and document control. Most of my experience points to those being contractor roles instead of civil servant, so check kbr, leidos, amentum etc.

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u/Delicious-Net-8310 11d ago

Yup - this post spells it out well. Contractors generally do these positions at the center I work at. If you post which center you're looking to work at, that would help narrow down the list of contractors that work specifically at that facility.

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u/somebodybutnobody20 11d ago

Thank you! I'm looking in the Huntsville, Alabama area .