You have to be in the field of study who specialize in science, technology, engineering or mathematics.
NASA civil service employees are responsible for conducting aerospace research and development, managing resources, and operating our NASA facilities. Working for NASA is truly a unique experience. Whether you are supporting the programs that enable us to visit the outer planets, or are the very scientists that make amazing discoveries, there is a place for you at NASA.
Professional, Engineering and Scientific (60?f NASA's positions)
Occupations in this category require knowledge in a specialized field such as science, math, engineering, law or accounting (depending on the specific position). These positions generally require a bachelor's degree or higher degree with major study in a specialized field. This group covers positions such as:
Accounting, GS-510
Aerospace Engineering, GS-861
Biology, GS-401
Computer Engineering, GS-854
Computer Science, GS-1550
General Engineering, GS-801
Meteorology, GS-1340
Qualifications
Administrative and Management (24?f NASA's positions)
Occupations in this category require knowledge of principles, concepts, and practices associated with organizations, administration or management. While these positions do not require specialized education (except for contracting positions), they do involve the type of skills (analytical, research, writing, judgment) typically gained through a college level education, or through progressively responsible experience. This group covers positions such as:
Administrative Specialist, GS-301
Budget Analyst, GS-560
Contract Specialist, GS-1102
Information Technology Specialist, GS-2210
Public Affairs Specialist, GS-1035
Qualifications
Clerical and Administrative Support (7?f NASA's positions)
Occupations in this category provide general office or program support duties such as preparing, receiving, reviewing, and verifying documents; processing transactions; maintaining office records; or locating and compiling data or information from files. This group covers positions such as:
Accounting Technician, GS-525
Clerk-Typist, GS-322
Management Assistant, GS-344
Office Automation Clerk, GS-326
Procurement Clerk, GS-1106
Secretary, GS-318
Qualifications
Technical and Medical Support (9?f NASA's positions)
Occupations in this category support professional or administrative work. Duties require practical knowledge of techniques and equipment, gained through experience and/or specific training less than that represented by college graduation. This group covers positions such as:
Electronics Technician, GS-856
Engineering Technician, GS-802
Meteorological Technician, GS-1341
Qualifications
Trades and Labor (<1?f NASA's positions)
Occupations in this category include trades or crafts positions, including skilled mechanical and electrical crafts, and unskilled, semi-skilled, or skilled manual-labor occupations. This group covers positions such as:
High Voltage Electrician, WG-2810
Instrument Maker, WG-3314
Model Making, WG-4714
Utility Systems Repair, WG-4742
Qualifications
Student Jobs and Internships
This category includes a variety of entry level or trainee positions, representing all of the occupational groups listed above. Positions are listed under this group if they are targeted towards students currently enrolled in high school or college. Positions in this category include:
Cooperative Education Opportunities
Temporary Student Positions
Summer Employment Opportunities
Internships
So, study hard and go to college/university after 11th grade...Good luck!
Answered By: TJ - 1/9/2010 |