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Research Scientist III, Steps 1-4 SPoRT Air Quality
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Alabama
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| We are currently seeking a Research Scientist to provide support to NASA SPoRT science and application activities related to leading machine learning activities in one or more of the following thematic areas: Air Quality/TEMPO, Wildland Fire, and Satellite Remote Sensing. The position will be located at the National Space Science & Technology Center in Huntsville, Alabama, and will support the scientific development and application of satellite remote sensing products.
SPoRT is a NASA project to transition unique observations and research capabilities to the operational weather community to improve short-term forecasts on a regional scale. Based at the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, SPoRT is collaborating with the University of Alabama in Huntsville to provide direct science support along with science and technical coordination in the areas of weather, climate, air quality, natural disasters, satellite remote sensing, and data science and applications. |
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Research Scientist II, S1-4
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Alabama
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| The Research Scientist II will serve as task lead over various processes and be responsible for data analysis and extracting, validating, and cataloguing vital metadata from complex, large-scale Earth Science NASA scientific data collections. |
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Senior Research Technician, S2
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Alabama
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| The Research Technician supports the maintenance, preparation, and operation of
launcher systems for ballistic testing and research at the USASMDC-TC Aerophysics
Research Facility on Redstone Arsenal, AL. Responsibilities include fabrication and
modification of test hardware; installation and setup of test fixtures; and the assembly,
operation, and maintenance of launcher systems. Post-test activities, including range
cleanup, data recording, and technical documentation, are also a critical part of this role. |
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Research Associate I, Step 1
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Alabama
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| A research associate position is available immediately in the area of battery characterization and modeling in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH). The research will be conducted under the direction of Prof. George Nelson. The work will involve fabrication and electrochemical characterization of solid-electrolyte batteries, synthesis and characterization of battery materials, and general support of lab management tasks. The research assistant will actively collaborate with graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. |
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Principal Research Scientist VIII/Director of AI for Science
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Alabama
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| We are seeking an internationally recognized Principal Research Scientist VIII/Director of AI for Science to lead strategic research and innovation at the intersection of artificial intelligence, Earth and space sciences, scientific data systems, and open science. The successful candidate will drive transformational initiatives spanning AI foundation models, large-scale scientific computing, data-intensive science, scientific knowledge systems, and cross-agency research collaboration. The selected candidate will support the Office of Data Science and Informatics (ODSI) within the Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center (ESSC) at UAH.
This role requires a visionary scientific leader with demonstrated success building multidisciplinary programs, managing complex research portfolios, forging public-private partnerships, and translating emerging technologies into operational scientific capabilities.
The Director of AI for Science will shape institutional research strategy, lead high-impact R&D initiatives, mentor scientific teams, and represent the organization nationally and internationally across scientific, government, academic, and industry communities.
The ideal candidate is a nationally visible scientific leader who combines deep technical expertise with strategic organizational leadership. They should possess a demonstrated ability to build transformative scientific programs from concept to enterprise scale, lead cross-functional teams in highly collaborative research environments, translate emerging AI technologies into mission-relevant scientific capabilities, and advance scientific innovation while maintaining rigorous standards for trust, reproducibility, and openness. |
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Senior Research Technician, S3
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Alabama
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| The Research Technician supports the maintenance, preparation, and operation of
launcher systems for ballistic testing and research at the USASMDC-TC Aerophysics
Research Facility on Redstone Arsenal, Al. Responsibilities include fabrication and
modification of test hardware; installation and setup of test fixtures; and the assembly,
operation, and maintenance of launcher systems. Post-test activities, including range
cleanup, data recording, and technical documentation, are also a critical part of this role. |
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Senior Research Technician, S4
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Alabama
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| The Research Technician supports the maintenance, preparation, and operation of
launcher systems for ballistic testing and research at the USASMDC-TC Aerophysics
Research Facility on Redstone Arsenal, Al. Responsibilities include fabrication and
modification of test hardware; installation and setup of test fixtures; and the assembly,
operation, and maintenance of launcher systems. Post-test activities, including range
cleanup, data recording, and technical documentation, are also a critical part of this role. |
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Research Associate IV, Step 1
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Alabama
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| The selected candidate will support the Office of Data Science and Informatics (ODSI) within the Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center (ESSC) at UAH. This role focuses on advancing data science capabilities to support NASA Earth science data management, access, and dissemination.
ODSI evaluates trends across data science and informatics communities to inform strategic direction and develop effective, scalable solutions. The office also provides a user-centered perspective on how Earth science data are represented, communicated, and utilized. The position contributes to cross-disciplinary collaboration aimed at improving all phases of the Earth science data lifecycle, including policy, engineering, workflows, and information delivery. |
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Principal Research Scientist II, S3
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Alabama
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| Provide Windchill system administration support to the Army and the UAH RENEGADE Team. |
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Principal Research Scientist III, S3
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Alabama
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| Provide Windchill system administration support to the Army and the UAH RENEGADE Team. |
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Research Scientist V, S3
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Alabama
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| Provide Windchill system administration support to the Army and the UAH RENEGADE Team. |
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Construction Project Manager II
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Alabama
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| The Construction Project Manager II is a key member of the UAH Facilities & Operations (F&O) department. F&O is responsible for the planning, design, construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair of each of the University’s 90+ buildings and 500 acres. Under the general supervision of the Director of Planning, Design & Construction (Director), the employee manages various capital planning, construction, and renovation projects of a moderate to complex nature to ensure alignment with University and departmental goals. This role focuses on facilitating projects from concept through implementation in collaboration with the Chief Facilities Officer (CFO), the Director, and project stakeholders.
Key responsibilities include:
• Project Management: Manage projects from original concept through final implementation, coordinating scope, schedules, and budgets for moderate to complex construction and renovation work.
• Compliance: Ensure projects meet all contract requirements, UAH standards, and applicable building and safety codes.
• Coordination: Manage and coordinate the performance of design professionals, consultants, and vendors.
• Reporting: Track project progress, budget status, and schedules, providing reports and updates to leadership and stakeholders.
Note: Employment continuation is contingent upon the availability of future construction program management fee revenue funding. |
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Principal Research Scientist I, Step 4
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Alabama
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| The Principal Research Scientist I, Step 4, will conduct advanced research and development in multilayer optical coatings, instrument hardware, and computational modeling to enable advancements in X-ray optic technology for astrophysical and high-energy applications. The scientist will collaborate closely with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center’s (MSFC) X-ray Astronomy Group under existing cooperative agreements to design, fabricate, and test reflective optical elements and to develop data-driven software tools that enhance instrument performance and coating precision. |
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Research Engineer I, S1
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Alabama
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| Provide reliability, availability and maintainability (RAM) support of the Aviation Missile Center (AvMC) for selected military systems. |
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Senior Research Technician, S2
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Alabama
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| The Research Technician supports the maintenance, preparation, and operation of
launcher systems for ballistic testing and research at the USASMDC-TC Aerophysics
Research Facility on Redstone Arsenal, Al. Responsibilities include fabrication and
modification of test hardware; installation and setup of test fixtures; and the assembly,
operation, and maintenance of launcher systems. Post-test activities, including range
cleanup, data recording, and technical documentation, are also a critical part of this role. |
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Electrician II
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Alabama
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| The Electrician II provides essential technical expertise to the UAH Facilities & Operations department, overseeing the complex electrical infrastructure that powers our academic and research community. Beyond standard installation and repair, this position is responsible for maintaining the integrity of electrical circuitry and equipment across a diverse portfolio of campus buildings and grounds. |
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Computer Scientist III, Step 4
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Alabama
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| The Computer Scientist III, Step 4, will support the Office of Data Science and Informatics (ODSI) within the Earth Systems Science Center at UAH. This role focuses on advancing data science, informatics, and IT capabilities to support NASA Earth science data management, access, and dissemination.
This role is suited for candidates with a strong technical foundation and an interest in applying data science and informatics to large-scale Earth science challenges.
ODSI evaluates trends across data science and informatics communities to inform strategic direction and develop effective, scalable solutions. The office also provides a user-centered perspective on how Earth science data are represented, communicated, and utilized. The position contributes to cross-disciplinary collaboration aimed at improving all phases of the Earth science data lifecycle, including policy, engineering, workflows, and information delivery. |
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Research Engineer I, S2
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Alabama
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| Perform research and provide electrical engineering and physics-based expertise in the develop of funded-research experiments for the Army. |
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Computer Scientist III, S4
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Alabama
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| The Computer Scientist III, Step 4, will provide geospatial and information technology assistance and specialization support to the Office of Data Science and Informatics (ODSI) Project Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) within the Lab for Applied Science (LAS) under the Earth System Science Center (ESSC) at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH).
NASA's Office of Data Science and Informatics (ODSI) Project Office monitors trends and progressions across the informatics, data science, and information technology communities in order to inform strategy and develop effective solutions for Earth science data management and dissemination. Additionally, the ODSI Project Office provides a broad user perspective as to how NASA Earth science data and information are represented and communicated. The ODSI project fosters cross-community collaborations in order to improve all phases of the Earth science data life cycle, including processes, policies, engineering, and information communication. |
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Group Fitness Instructor
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Alabama
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| The Group Fitness Instructor will be responsible for providing appropriate group exercise and quality fitness instruction for University Fitness Center members, to include students, faculty, staff, community members, and participants. |