NASA Reveals New Job Openings With Annual Salaries Over $194,126 (R$ 1 Million). See How to Apply for the Selection Process

Written by Daiane Souza

Published on 13/07/2022 at 06:38

Updated on 13/07/2022 at 06:39

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The Application for NASA Job Openings Takes Place Through the U.S. Government Website.

This Wednesday, July 13, Nasa has job openings available for those who wish to work in person in the United States (U.S.) on scientific research. The application for the selection process takes place through the U.S. government website, as the institution is public. The selected candidate will be responsible for all the bureaucracy if approved, such as the work visa.

With salaries already revealed, some candidates may receive, in direct conversion, salaries above R$ 1 million considering the dollar at R$ 5.44. All amounts paid annually are disclosed by the institution as the minimum and maximum to be paid, depending on the candidate’s level of education and requirements.

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See What the Main NASA Job Openings Are and Apply for the Selection Process

See below the main NASA job openings along with the application link for the selection process.

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Senior Spectrum Consultant

The curriculum of the senior spectrum consultant must include up to ten pages detailing the citizen’s experience with spectrums and scientific research. Additionally, statements from higher authorities should be included to demonstrate the quality of the services previously rendered.

According to NASA, the candidate must meet all the requirements of the Senior Level Evaluation Criteria (SL) to qualify.

As of the closing of this vacancy, only 10 people had applied, and the offered salary for the scientist and physicist is US$ 135,468- US$ 194,126 per year, which may exceed the ceiling of R$ 1 million in direct conversion.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY.

Supervisory Statistician

The Supervisory Statistician will have a salary of up to US$ 160,000 per year and must have a degree with a valid diploma for the United States. As of the closing of this article, about 50 people were registered in the selection process.

To be eligible for the position, the curriculum must detail the experience that made the candidate qualified to work in supervision and the scientific projects they have participated in.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY.

Counselor Attorney

The counselor attorney must have a degree in law along with a Juris Doctor for the American Bar Association and a bar license from any region belonging to the United States. The candidate must be qualified and it is crucial that they are at the Senior level, with more than ten years of experience in the field.

The salary was also revealed by NASA in this selection process, being up to US$ 176,300 per year, which is equivalent to over R$ 900,000!

The attorney will be responsible for advising on administrative processes in compliance with U.S. law and all processes carried out by the company.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY.

Electronics Technician (Direct Hire)

The job opening for electronics technician is through direct hire and already has 28 candidates registered for hybrid work. According to the institution, the annual salary is around US$ 103,176 and it is crucial that the candidate meets all obligations regarding education level and higher education qualifications.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY.

NASA Reveals New Job Openings With Annual Salaries Over $194,126 (R$ 1 Million). See How to Apply for the Selection Process

The Application for NASA Job Openings Takes Place Through the U.S. Government Website.

See What the Main NASA Job Openings Are and Apply for the Selection Process

Senior Spectrum Consultant

Supervisory Statistician

Counselor Attorney

Electronics Technician (Direct Hire)

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NASA Reveals New Job Openings With Annual Salaries Over $194,126 (R$ 1 Million). See How to Apply for the Selection Process

The Application for NASA Job Openings Takes Place Through the U.S. Government Website.

See What the Main NASA Job Openings Are and Apply for the Selection Process

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