National Radio Astronomy Observatory

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Microassembly Technician - Technical Specialist Location: NRAO Central Development Lab, 1180 Boxwood Estate Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 228 Job Family: Technical Specialist Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: NET Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are recruiting a full-time, microassembly technician to join the Integrated Receiver Development (IRD) group at the Central Development Laboratory (CDL) in Charlottesville, VA. The IRD group is involved in the design and development of low-noise receivers, components, and novel concepts for radio astronomy instrumentation in the centimeter-wave, millimeter-wave, and submillimeter-wave frequency ranges, and is currently designing integrated receiver modules for the next generation Very Large Array (ngVLA). This position requires experience working under a microscope, handling and mounting bare semiconductor die, wire-bonding, soldering, and surface-mount circuit-board assembly. The position will also require probing custom chips and substrates using a wafer probe station, operating and maintaining a cryogenic refrigeration and measurement system, and testing microwave components using vector network analyzers, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, and power meters. The location for this position will be based at the Central Development Laboratory located in Charlottesville, Virginia. What You Will be Doing: Assemble multichip integrated receiver modules: Obtain quotes and order parts for integrated receiver modules from an engineer-provided design. This may include compiling a Bill-of-Materials (BOM) and exporting manufacturing files (e.g. Gerber, DXF, GDS) from given design models and layouts. Organize and maintain stock of commonly used components as well as project-specific custom parts. Interface with the in-house machine shop and chemistry lab for the fabrication of custom housings, brackets, and chassis. Populate circuit boards with surface-mount components as small as 0402 in size. Construct multichip modules from engineering design drawings, including picking chips from diced wafers with tweezers, attaching bare die using silver epoxy, wire-bonding, and micro-soldering, as-needed. Test multichip integrated receiver modules: Use a wafer probe station to characterize custom chips and substrates. Use commercial VNAs, signal generators, spectrum analyzers, power meters, and other microwave test equipment characterize components, both on-wafer and in-package, both at room temperature and in a cryogenic environment. Construct custom test cable harnesses, fixtures, and mounting brackets as-needed. Record and analyze test Maintain detailed records of test results, assembly procedures, and performance characteristics. Document measurement conditions, test setups, and any observed anomalies. Monitor, track, and maintain laboratory inventory: Monitor inventory levels of critical lab supplies, including electronic components, adhesives, wire bonding materials, and test equipment accessories. Collaborate with engineers to refine assembly and testing procedures: Collaborate with engineers, scientists, and other technical personnel to refine assembly and test procedures. Provide feedback to engineers to improve custom designs, especially as it concerns manufacturability and measurement procedures. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in a laboratory within a research and development environment. Who You Are: Education You have an associate's degree or an equivalent combination of education and experience. While not required, a bachelor's degree in a related field is preferred. Experience You have 10 years of experience in electrical/electronic technology, or a closely related field. While not required, you may have: Professional experience fabricating radio frequency or microwave components or systems. Experience with common RF and microwave measurement equipment. Experience assembling microwave or millimeter-wave components. Skills and Competencies Must be a methodical, motivated team player comfortable in an R&D environment. Must be able to sit or stand at a bench for sustained periods. High level of competency in Microsoft software products to manage and graph measurement results as well as other web-based systems. Attention to detail is critical Highly organized Excellent communication skills to keep records and documentation Physical Requirements The candidate must be able to sit or stand at a bench for sustained periods. Visual acuity and manual dexterity are required, and this position requires lifting and carrying 50 pounds. Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $33.66-$43.62 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . 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National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Technical Specialist III-IV Location: 5651 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA Requisition Number: 224 Job Family: Technical Specialist Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: NET Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are recruiting a Front End Technical Specialist III or IV. The preferred location for the position will be based at Albuquerque BP office. What You Will be Doing: Assist with design, layout, testing, problem solving, and troubleshooting procedures for systems, assemblies, sub-assemblies while working with engineers and technical staff. Conduct procurement and testing of RF and microwave components such as polarizers, couplers, amplifiers, cables, and waveguides. Participate in regular Front End design, development, and future maintenance activities. Design, fabricate, assemble and test prototype or production receivers and support electronics. Set up standard test equipment, test fixtures, or devices to conduct functional, operational, and environmental tests to evaluate the performance and reliability of prototype or production units. Analyze and interpret test data. May assist in the first couple installations, then lead the subsequent installations of finished units at various antenna sites. Other duties may be assigned based on the applicant's skills and the Observatory's needs. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment . The successful candidate may occasionally be required to work outdoors or climb on antennas to heights greater than 40 feet above the ground. Candidate may be required to travel domestically and internationally by air carrier and to travel by car between NRAO sites. Who You Are: Education Associate's degree in electrical engineering technology or an equivalent combination of education and Ten years of related experience. While not required, a Bachelor of science in electrical engineering technology or closely related field is preferred Experience Minimum of ten years of experience in design, manufacture, and/or maintenance and repair of some or all the following technical areas: cryogenic receiver systems (front ends), antenna RF systems, and IF systems (e.g. oscillators and mixers) While not required, fifteen years of experience in technical areas as described above is preferred Skills and Competencies High level of competency in Microsoft software products and web-based systems, Visio and SharePoint. Attention to detail is critical Highly organized Excellent communication skills Problem solving skills Good documentation skills Ability to work well in a team environment A strong foundation in electrical or electronics engineering technology Knowledge of RF, analog, and digital circuit design along with specific test and measurement techniques Use of various types of electronics test equipment and familiarity with automated test setups to support general test and measurement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $33.66-$43.62 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. 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National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: VLBA Specialist II-III Location: VLBA Site - Owens Valley, CA, 90 Leighton Lane, Big Pine, California, United States of America Requisition Number: 226 Job Family: Technical Specialist Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: NET Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) announces an VLBA Station Specialist. The VLBA Station Specialist is a hands-on technical staff member skilled and experienced in multiple areas such as digital and analog electronics, mechanical hardware, HVAC systems, general site maintenance, and operations support. NRAO is seeking an employee willing to climb a large radio telescope antenna, troubleshoot and fix problems there or in the site building, and otherwise keep the site operational to enable astronomical data to be continuously received, processed, and delivered for scientific study. This is a rewarding opportunity, where the tenure of Specialists is typically measured in decades due to the interesting work and the Observatory's great benefits and work-life balance. In general, the Specialist, along with another Specialist, is responsible for installation, repairs, and maintenance at the Very Long Baseline Array Station located in Owens Valley, CA. The station includes the 25-meter antenna and support infrastructure and is part of a 10-antenna array, spread across the US, all capturing radio astronomical data delivered to a centrally located correlator. The Specialist will interact with other personnel at these sites and at the correlator site. The Specialist must respond to emergency repair situations as dictated by the impact on the station's ability to perform intended functions. The employee typically works with the other Specialist, but is occasionally solo when schedule issues arise and is on-call on alternating weekends. What You Will be Doing: The position performs maintenance, inspection, testing, troubleshooting, repair, data delivery and other work on the Very Long Baseline Array Station, including the 25-meter Antenna. The station includes Radio Frequency receiver and cryogenic systems, data and communications equipment, data recorders, recording media, servo control systems, mechanical drive equipment, and weather stations. Routine duties include: Using standard electronic test equipment, recording effects on unit performance, inspection, and adjustment and/or replacement of defective system components. Performing scheduled maintenance, lubrication and mechanical and electronic inspections. Monitoring and maintenance of all systems for proper operation. This includes the emergency power generating equipment, fire alarms, and HVAC systems. Consultation with the other VLBA Specialist assigned to this site and with NRAO technicians and engineers located elsewhere in formulating and planning corrective actions. Other preventive and corrective maintenance on hardware, test equipment, and peripheral equipment, including inspection against specifications or for quality. Use of electronics test equipment such as digital multimeters, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, signal generators, and power supplies. Use of hand tools for mechanical work or repair. Upkeep of the site and facilities . Additional duties include: Writing technical reports and developing charts, graphs, and schematics to describe equipment's operating characteristics, malfunctions, deviations from design specifications, and functional limitations. This includes documentation of work performed. Recommendation of changes required to achieve functional requirements of the units. Maintenance and servicing of facilities and equipment, including creation of records and reports. Proactive compliance with all NRAO policies and procedures is required. Other duties may be assigned. May be asked to travel to other VLBA sites to support maintenance. Personnel management responsibilities include: Providing staff prioritization, performance evaluation, mentoring of employees, coaching, team building, and conflict resolution. Reviewing timesheets and periodic performance reviews, including interacting with the Human Resources and Business departments of the Observatory when necessary. With guidance, support and training from the Observatory Human Resource Department, timely addresses personnel matters, ensuring compliance with applicable policies such as conduct, recruitment, diversity and inclusion, employee development, performance management, and regulatory compliance. Interpreting, implementing, developing and/or recommending changes to rules, regulations, policies and procedures set forth by the Observatory. Complying with NRAO and government safety policies and procedures in group's area of work. Work Environment The Specialist frequently works in high places, up to 100 feet, in outside weather conditions. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. The employee works near moving mechanical parts and is exposed to electrical hazards. These and other situations mean the employee is often responsible to perform lockout/tag out to create a safe work environment. Who You Are: Education Associate of Science degree or equivalent in Electronics. While not required, you may have a Bachelor's Degree in a related field. Experience You have two years of experience in the Electronics or Electrical fields. Qualified candidates with 5 or more years of experience may be considered for the Specialist II classification. While not required, you may have five or more years of experience in the Electronics training or Electrical fields, with experience in technical support radio astronomy or telecommunications equipment and installations. Skills and Competencies Candidates must have the ability to work independently and reliably with minimal direct supervision. They must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing and operate a personal computer and common software. They must be able to solve technical problems and deal with a variety of situations where only limited documentation and standardization may exist. Candidates must have and maintain a current Driver's License and they may be required to drive Observatory vehicles. Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the Screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $36.02-$46.69 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 36.02-46.69 Hourly Wage PI67bc6cbc5-

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Telescope Mechanic I Location: NRAO, PO Box 2, GREEN BANK, West Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 218 Job Family: Telescope Mechanic Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: CRA Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At the GBO, we are announcing an opportunity for a full-time Telescope Mechanic. Under direct supervision, the telescope mechanic provides routine maintenance service to scientific investigations through the construction, installation, test, repair and maintenance of a radio telescope and associated equipment used to collect radio astronomical data for a variety of observers. This is a safety sensitive position, see note below. This is an entry level of a four-level progressively complex telescope mechanics opportunity. The preferred location for the position will be based at Green Bank, WV. What You Will be Doing: Responds to routine maintenance, installation, testing, calibration, repair, and troubleshooting of mechanical, electrical, and limited electronic components issues on all telescopes and related equipment. Provides limited assistance, as qualified, in the operation and testing of telescope and operating equipment, when required. Assists in the functional evaluation of newly installed equipment to evaluate system performance under actual operating conditions. Will assist Telescope Operators with receiver/equipment changes. Assists in taking and maintaining inventory of parts. Maintains records of maintenance activities, uses PC as required. Assists with indoor/outdoor painting, when required. Maintains tools and equipment in safe operating condition. Assists other maintenance and support personnel as assigned. Uses hand and power tools; works from verbal or written instructions, sketches and prints Proactive compliance with NRAO and government safety policies and procedures in own work area is expected. Other duties may be assigned. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented. While performing the duties of this job, the selected candidate will work both outdoors on buildings and the telescope, and indoors in a shop area. Must be comfortable working on open structures up to 500 feet tall, outdoors in all weather conditions, near moving parts, and electrical equipment. Must be able to work in a high noise area with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Who You Are: Who You Are: Education You have a minimum of a High School diploma or general education degree (GED). You have a minimum of 2 years of experience; or equivalent combination of relevant education and experience. Experience While preferred but not required, you have mechanical work, industrial or other; maintenance of heavy equipment; some welding; or industrial spray painting. Skills and Competencies Strong verbal communication skills are necessary for effective consultations with coworkers and the ability to participate effectively as a member of a team. Must be able to use the NRAO online time reporting and requisition system. Ability to read and interpret documents such as schematics, blueprints, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals. A working knowledge of machine shop, welding, and electrical techniques and procedures. The ability to climb antenna stairs and ladders to heights above 100 feet, lift equipment up to 50 pounds (unassisted) is essential. Must possess visual acuity (corrected is acceptable) and manual dexterity to be able to perform work on small pieces or areas of work material, and hearing acuity in order to perform work safely with instructions and guidance being given over hand-held radios and/or during operations of loud machinery. Work is performed outdoors, at heights and near moving machinery. Additional Requirement You must hold and maintain a valid West Virginia Driver's license. Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting hourly rate of this position is between $20.98 and $24.23 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 20.98-24.23 Hourly Wage PIaa57e6b800ee-4863

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: ngVLA Assistant Scientist Location: NRAO Albuquerque Office, 800 Bradbury Dr SE Ste 235, ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, United States of America• NRAO Headquarters, 520 Edgemont Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 198 Job Family: Astronomy Pay Type: Salary Required Education: SCI Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. We are currently designing the Next-Generation VLA (ngVLA), a new facility which will offer an order-of-magnitude advance over the current VLA and VLBA with first light expected in the 2030s. At NRAO we are seeking an Assistant Scientist to join a rapidly growing team to support the ngVLA software design and development effort. The appointee will be expected to spend 75% of their time on functional work as part of the ngVLA Science Support Integrated Product Team (IPT), with the remaining 25% available for independent research. The primary responsibility for this position will be to help develop and maintain detailed software requirements for the ngVLA Computing and Software IPT. Other responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, supporting the development of calibration and operation processes and workflows. The preferred duty station for this position is at the NRAO Headquarters located on the University of Virginia Grounds in Charlottesville, VA. Charlottesville is a charming mid-sized city nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, offering a rare blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture, consistently ranking among the most livable small cities in the US. Charlottesville offers an unusually high quality of life for its size, providing a blend of academic energy and outdoor recreation. Other NRAO sites for the primary duty station will also be considered and occasional travel to other NRAO sites is expected. What You Will be Doing: Supporting the development and prototyping of operations processes and workflows. Developing detailed system and subsystem requirements for ngVLA software, including but not limited to the calibration and imaging pipelines and their underlying functionality. Contributing to calibration strategies under development for ngVLA. Carrying out a program of independent astronomical research. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment. Who You Are: You have a PhD in Astronomy, Astrophysics, Physics or a related field, and (preferably) at least 3 years of related experience after PhD. Previous experience in radio astronomy data reduction and analysis, software development, and/or commissioning is preferred. Competency Summary Established record of independent research. Research expertise in interferometric radio/millimeter/submillimeter astronomy. Demonstrated experience leading a team. Demonstrated proficiency working with a geographically distributed, multi-disciplinary team. Experience with standard radio astronomy data reduction software (e.g., CASA). Experience with observatory capability development and/or observatory operations. Highly organized, with attention to detail. Fluency in the English language. Excellent communication skills including both presentations and writing technical reports. Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The typical starting salary for an Assistant Scientist starts at $85,000. Factors which may affect starting pay may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: For consideration, select the "Apply" button above. Please prepare a single PDF document consisting of the following items: Cover letter stating why you are interested in this position. The letter should describe how you match the position and qualifications summarized above (no more than 2 pages) Curriculum vitae including publications list Summary of past research and technical experience (maximum of 3 pages), including any data processing or commissioning work relevant to this position. The names and contact information for three individuals familiar with your technical and scientific abilities. Candidates selected for an interview must be prepared to submit three letters of recommendation. Instructions for letter submission will be provided at the time of request. The PDF file is to be uploaded with the "Additional Documents" feature at the applicant portal; the file name format should follow this convention: LastName,FirstInitial_ngVLA.pdf. The deadline for receipt of complete applications is September 1, 2026. Please direct inquiries to . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PIb2aa1f2e3d50-4567

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Assistant Director, ngVLA Project Director Location: 800 Bradbury Dr SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106, USA Requisition Number: 207 Job Family: Mgmt & Senior Admin Pay Type: Salary Required Education: MGT Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The NRAO is continuing the design and construction of a Next-Generation Very Large Array (ngVLA). This future large area array of radio antennas is optimized to perform imaging of thermal emission down to milli-arcsecond scales and will open up new discovery space from proto-planetary disks to distant galaxies. It is envisioned to have ten times the sensitivity and spatial resolution of the Very Large Array (VLA) and Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA). It will operate from 1.2 GHz to 116 GHz, and include a dense core of antennas on kilometer scales for high surface brightness sensitivity and imaging. The ngVLA will be located in the southwest USA, centered near the present location of the current VLA site. Recently, a ngVLA pathfinder instrument - the High-Resolution Subarray (HRS) has been considered by the ngVLA partners. The HRS pathfinder instrument is being planned to implement several core ngVLA technologies at selected sites across the United States, with development/construction planned in parallel with ngVLA in coming years. The NRAO is seeking an Assistant Director (AD) to lead all phases of ngVLA and HRS design, construction, scientific commissioning and transition to Operations, acting as Project Director (PD) for the ngVLA project. The PD is expected to provide scientific and management leadership for the ngVLA/HRS project, assuring that the scientific, technical, and programmatic activities are of the highest quality. The PD will work closely with NRAO, NSF and AUI management in the development of overall policy and strategic and annual planning and management to ensure the success of the project. The Assistant Director will be highly visible to the scientific community, and interact continuously with key project stakeholders including the NSF and the US Naval Observatory (USNO). The successful candidate will report directly to the NRAO Director. The location for the position will be based at the NRAO facility in Albuquerque, NM. What You Will be Doing: Provide leadership to the Project, overseeing the Project Office and recruitment of the senior project office personnel; Oversee all project design and prototyping activities and major NSF-MREFC gate reviews (final design review); assume responsibility for the setting of project priorities and resource planning, and execution of activities; Lead ngVLA's International Development Consortium (IDC) to position international partners to participate in ngVLA; Provide regular information and status reports to internal and external stakeholders. Work Environment Work is typically performed in a research and development environment, but work outdoors may occasionally be required. Must be able to travel both domestically and internationally by air carrier. Who You Are: Education Advanced degree in engineering (mechanical or electrical preferred), astronomy, physical science, or a closely related field. A demonstrated record of project completion and scientific infrastructure delivery is expected. Experience Minimum of 15+ years of experience in leading and/or managing complex technical projects. A nationally and internationally recognized reputation in astronomy. Skills and Competencies A demonstrated ability to maintain and motivate a strong and effective leadership team; A proven history of executive level administrative experience and a record of sound fiscal, organizational and management practices; Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability and a commitment to listening and problem solving Must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing to both highly-technical and non-technical audiences. Must have a high level of competency in Microsoft software products and web-based systems, Visio, and SharePoint. Knowledge and experience in one or more of the following areas is preferred: Astronomical telescopes; radio telescopes; RF, microwave or millimeter wave systems; photonics; high-speed digital electronics. Additional Requirement United States citizenship is required for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary rate of this position is between $225,000-$275,000 per year. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please combine your resume, a bibliography if applicable, and a cover letter into one PDF file and attach to your NRAO application. As part of the screening process, you should be prepared to provide the names and contact information of three individuals, who are familiar with your experience and abilities, for letters of reference. For full consideration, applications must be received by June 30th 2026; however, applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Please email inquiries to , Human Resources. . 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National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Electronics - Technical Specialist II Location: NRAO, PO Box 2, GREEN BANK, West Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 217 Job Family: Technical Specialist Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: NET Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are recruiting a Technical Specialist II- Under general supervision from scientists and engineers, devises, layouts, fabricates, calibrates, tests, analyses, troubleshoots and/or repairs astronomical research related equipment such as computers, electronics, electrical, cryogenics, and lasers. Work performed is moderately independent. This is the intermediate level of four progressively more complex positions. This position is located on-site at the Green Bank Observatory in Green Bank, WV . What You Will be Doing: Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Discusses the design, layout, assembly, testing and troubleshooting procedures and problems with engineers and technical staff. May draw sketches to clarify design detail and functional criteria of the units. Designs, fabricates, assembles, and tests prototype or production units. Sets up standard test apparatus or devises test equipment to conduct functional, operational, environmental, and life tests to evaluate the performance and reliability of prototype or production units. Analyzes and interprets test data. Locates and orders parts and equipment; identifies necessary components by using part numbers and/or standard color codes. Locates and evaluates substitute parts for functional equivalence of any obsolete/non-obtainable components or parts. Writes technical reports and develops charts, graphs, and schematics to describe and illustrate the unit's operating characteristics, malfunctions, deviations from design specifications, and functional limitations. Recommends changes required to achieve functional requirements of the units Follows project schedules set by supervisors. Records final test results and writes reports on proper fabrication techniques. May assist in the installation of the finished units. May check functionality of installed equipment to evaluate system performance under actual operating conditions. Exercises a high degree of initiative and judgment, requiring a broad technical background, in the form of considerable experience (and some education) in the field of work or in closely related fields. Performs miscellaneous functions, such as maintenance and servicing of facilities and equipment, records and reports. May perform preventive and corrective maintenance of test apparatus and peripheral equipment. May train and lead technicians and others in the performance of their duties. Proactive compliance with NRAO and government safety policies and procedures in own work area is expected. Other duties as assigned. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in a research or development environment, in a lab, shop or climate-controlled environment. May also work at heights near mechanical and powered equipment. May be occasionally required to work outdoors. Who You Are: Education Associate's degree or an equivalent combination of education and experience Five years. Experience Five years of related experience required for the position includes mechanics, electrical/electronic technology, physics, welding, machining or field related to the applicable technical area. Skills and Competencies Requires the skilled application of practical principles of mechanics, electrical/electronic technology, physics, or related fields. Must possess a working knowledge of the process, procedures, tools and equipment required to complete daily assignments. May be highly skilled in a mechanical craft or trade such as welding, machining, and/or electrical. Must pass any applicable knowledge/skills tests. Must possess leadership qualities. Must be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Advanced working knowledge of general office productivity software (e.g. MS Word, Excel, Adobe suite etc.) as well as more specific tools like MS Project, Access, JIRA, CMMS etc. Prior experience working with ERP Systems, preferred. Additional Requirement Must be able to stand and sit; perform fine hand manipulation. Must be able to operate a personal computer. Must work near moving mechanical parts and/or with electrical equipment. Occasionally required to climb or balance; and stoop, kneel, and crouch. May occasionally work at high altitudes; and in high, precarious places and in outside weather conditions, and may be exposed to chemicals, or the risk of electrical shock. Must occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Specific vision abilities include close vision, distance vision, color and depth perception. Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting hourly rate of this position is between $30.43 and $35.85 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 30.43-35.85 Hourly Wage PI74b9e75ec42d-4864

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: FPGA System Architect - Electronics Engineer Location: NRAO Central Development Lab, 1180 Boxwood Estate Rd, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 209 Job Family: Electronics Engineer Pay Type: Salary Required Education: ENG Position Description: The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. The Central Development Laboratory (CDL) at the NRAO is seeking an experienced FPGA System Architect (Electronics Engineer) to join its digital design team. The engineer will lead the technical execution, integration, and deployment of a digital signal processing system for a next-generation radio telescope synthesis array, guiding the system through implementation, design reviews, integration, and operational deployment while supporting requirements refinement as needed. CDL's digital design team develops advanced digital signal processing systems that enable radio astronomy research, supporting scientific studies of galaxy formation, the origins of stars and planets, and black holes. The selected candidate will lead the technical development and execution of FPGA-based systems, with an emphasis on high-throughput digital signal processing, including digitized receiver data acquisition, calibration processing, and frequency channelization. The role combines system-level technical ownership with hands-on FPGA development responsibilities, including RTL development and system integration activities as required. Working within a small, centralized team, the engineer will collaborate across internal groups and provide technical leadership for systems shared with the international scientific community. The role requires strong time management, the ability to manage multiple concurrent efforts, effective cross-disciplinary communication, and the ability to balance system-level ownership with hands-on development responsibilities. The location for this position will be based at the Central Development Laboratory in Charlottesville, Virginia. What You Will be Doing: Lead the architecture, design, integration, and deployment of the antenna-side FPGA-based digital signal processing system. Define subsystem decomposition, interfaces, and data flow across FPGA processing elements, embedded software, timing and synchronization systems, digitizers, and external data transport systems Lead subsystem design reviews and contribute to system-level design reviews Document system architectures, interfaces, design decisions, and verification approaches Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment. Who You Are: Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field Eight years of experience developing complex FPGA-based digital signal processing systems Experience leading the architecture, development, integration, and deployment of FPGA-based systems Experience defining system architectures, subsystem interfaces, and data flows across FPGA processing, embedded software, and external system interfaces Experience with timing and synchronization concepts for high-throughput FPGA systems Skills and Competencies Strong written and verbal communication skills with demonstrated ability to coordinate technical efforts across multiple teams Strong leadership ability and Attention to detail is critical Additional Requirement Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary of this position is between $90,015-$138,000. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current Resume and a Cover Letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PIff42eb916b60-2856

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Electronics Engineer III Location: 5651 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy, Albuquerque, NM 87113, USA Requisition Number: 214 Job Family: Electronics Engineer Pay Type: Salary Required Education: ENG Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are recruiting a Front End Electronics Engineer III. The preferred location for the position will be based at Albuquerque BP office. Selected candidate my have the option for a hybrid (remote and in office) schedule. What You Will be Doing: Assist with design, development, construction, and documentation of cryogenically cooled receivers, ambient-temperature electronics, and integrated receiver test systems. Assist with procurement and testing of microwave polarizers, couplers, amplifiers, cables, and waveguides. Participate in regular Front End design, development, and future maintenance activities. Other duties may be assigned for all positions based on the applicant's skills and the Observatory's needs. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment. The successful candidate may occasionally be required to work outdoors or climb on antenna to heights greater than 40 feet above the ground. Occasionally be required to lift and carry heavy lab equipment (up to 40 pounds) for relocation or installation of test apparatus, and to squat, kneel, or crawl to reach electrical/physical connections in tight spaces behind racks or under lab benches. Candidate may be required to travel domestically and internationally by air carrier and to travel by car between NRAO sites. Who You Are: Education Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics, or a closely related field. While not required, a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering or closely related field is preferred. Experience Minimum of three years of experience in design, manufacture, and/or maintenance and repair of some or all the following technical areas: receiver systems, microwave antennas and feeds, local oscillators, and microwave/RF mixers and filters. While not required, five or more years of experience in technical areas as described above is preferred. Skills and Competencies Attention to detail is critical Highly organized Excellent communication skills Good documentation skills with high level of competency in Microsoft 365 Good problem-solving skills Ability to work well in a team environment A strong foundation in electrical or electronics engineering Knowledge of RF, analog, and digital circuit design along with specific test and measurement techniques Use of various types of electronics test equipment and familiarity with automated test setups to support general test and measurement Preferred Skills and Competencies Experience with RF/microwave CAD tools such as Keysight ADS/Genesys, or AWR Microwave Office. Experience with EM simulation tools such as Ansys Electronics Desktop (HFSS) or CST Studio. Experience with PCB design tools such as Altium Designer. Experience with FPGA/firmware development tools such as Intel Quartus or AMD Vivado. Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting salary/hourly rate of this position is between $99,822-$120,837. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to .PM20 Compensation details: 37 Yearly Salary PI6cad1-0969

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: VLBA Operations Specialist I-II Location: 1011 Lopezville Rd, Socorro, NM 87801, USA Requisition Number: 223 Job Family: Operations Specialist Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: NET Position Description: Position Summary The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) is a prestigious research and development organization that plays a vital role in the study of the universe. Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) is a nonprofit organization that manages and operates the NRAO under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. The Observatory has been instrumental in the study of black holes, galaxies, and the early universe. At NRAO, we are recruiting an Operations Specialist to join our Operations team at the Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA) in New Mexico. The Operations Specialist provides skilled technical assistance, under limited supervision, in the execution of astronomical observing programs, basic data analysis and correlation of observed data. The Operations Specialist operates and array of ten telescopes as one system ensuring the acquisition of data from the instrument delivers a high level of data quality while ensuring the safety of personnel and equipment. Candidates with preferred experience and education will be considered for a higher-level Operations Specialist ranking; duties and responsibilities increase with each level. This is a "safety sensitive" position as described in the Position Requirements below. The location for the position will be the Domenici Science Operations Center (DSOC) in Socorro, New Mexico. Socorro is a small, historical town in the Rio Grande Valley, 75 miles south of Albuquerque. What You Will be Doing: The essential duties of an Operations Specialist I include: Operating and monitoring ten telescopes and supporting equipment Troubleshooting and taking corrective action when errors and faults occur Communicating with remote personnel working on the telescopes, notifying personnel of dangerous weather conditions, monitoring fire alarm systems and responding to emergencies Initiating telescope control and preparing the antenna, receivers, clocks, recording systems and other hardware and software for operation Receiving observing instructions and executing observing programs including, but not limited to, processing incoming observing files, verifying against published schedules, annotating files on the observation schedule, executing observation programs and sending results to observers Aiding and accommodating requests from observers, scientific staff, engineers and technicians in regards to basic commands for telescope controls and data analyses Monitoring readings and alerts on multiple computer screens to detect unsafe equipment conditions and ensuring all systems are configured correctly and operating normally Monitoring fringe amplitude readings and data flagging codes to check data quality Performing system tests to measure values used to finely tune each antenna, verifying antenna functionality and receiver performance and updating system parameters following major hardware upgrades, in consultation with a system expert Taking prescribed actions to protect telescope equipment i.e. weather conditions exceed operating parameters Making necessary personnel call-outs when equipment safety is compromised and/or when major problems occur Maintaining an accurate observing log of failures, abnormal conditions, significant events, equipment status changes, procedural changes, or special instructions from observers or staff Writing detailed maintenance reports for hardware and software problems Documenting operational procedures and assisting with their upkeep Managing the correlator queue efficiently, appropriately balancing the priorities of observing and correlator functions Ensure data disk packs are properly handled and stores during and after usage Proactive compliance with all NRAO policies and procedures is required Other duties may be assigned Additional responsibilities of Operations Specialist II include: Providing advanced troubleshooting support and corrective actions when errors and faults occur Performing ongoing analysis of operator tools and methods, and documenting improvements Developing procedures and documentation for new equipment based on technical information supplied by engineers or supervisors Writing technical reports to describe operating characteristics, abnormal conditions, and functional limitations Providing input/feedback on related and proposed hardware/software developments/issues and assisting in troubleshooting any detected problems Training new operators Assisting scientists in basic data analysis Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment. The Operations Specialist will work as part of a team that supports a 24 hour / 7 day weekly rotation shift pattern of day, evening and night shifts made up of either five eight hour shifts or two twelve hour plus two eight hour shifts per week. The work is indoors with multiple computer terminals. Operators must be available for emergency call out and may be required to work overtime to cover vacant shifts or in emergencies until relieved. Who You Are: Education Associates degree (A.A.) or equivalent from an accredited two-year college or technical school with training in math, physics, science or a related technical field. While not required, a bachelor's degree in a related field is preferred. Experience No prior experience is required. While not required, three or more years of experience in operating an industrial-sized astronomical instrument is preferred. Skills and Competencies Must be able to follow procedures and policies Attention to detail is critical Highly organized and able to multitask Excellent communication skills; able to express yourself clearly both verbally and in writing, and able to work well with others, sometimes in stressful situations Be able to handle emergency situations calmly Must be able to operate a computer using process control software applications and able to use a Windows computer and software. Must have experience with, or ability to learn, a LINUX/UNIX operating environment Must have demonstrated ability to read and interpret documents such as schematics, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals Additional Requirements Be able to frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Distinguish the primary and secondary colors (red, blue, yellow, orange, green, etc.) on a computer screen Must be able to hear audible alarms and see flashing and/or illuminated indicators to respond to system alerts Observatory employees must be authorized to work in the United States. The Observatory presently cannot sponsor H-1B Visas for this position. Safety Sensitive The selected candidate must successfully pass a post-offer, pre-employment/pre-placement drug screen. Failure to pass the screen will disqualify the candidate from employment consideration for a period of six months from the date of the results. Total Rewards: Compensation The starting hourly rate of this position is between $22.75-$32.31 per hour. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) offers a comprehensive benefits package addressing the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment, subject to eligibility requirements. AUI provides: Excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days) Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution. Click Total Rewards for more information. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply" button above. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position . Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 Compensation details: 22.75-32.31 Hourly Wage PIb9d8e7e8fa2b-2179