Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

LoNG-RANGE RESEARCH
AND ADVANCED SPACE STUDIES AT
A S T R O N A u TICS!
= ADVANCED LUNAR PROGRAMS
ADVANCED SPACE PROGRAMS
NOVA AND ADVANCED SPACE
BOOSTER PROGRAMS
DYNANIICS ENGINEERING
BIS or MS. in engineering physics or math with two
or more years OF experience and familiarity with the
appncaton OF amalog and digita computer technques
Tor openings in the following areas:
STABILITY AND CONTROL: to conduct theoretical
stueS on the control dynamcs Of large space boosters
ana space vehicles To determine stability and tran
sent response of space boosters in the presence of
propeuant soShing, elastic bending modes and non
linear serve characteristics.
STRUCTURAL DYNANnCS: to determine response of
an elastic space vehicle to transient oadings such as
atmospheric turbulence engine ignition vehicle
staging Openings also exist in establishing vibration
environment based upon test or empirical data for
eVauation OF components and systems.
AERoTHERMODYNAN1CS ENGINEERING
BIS. or MS. in ME- or AE to develop design criteria
ana perform methods development in the area of
hemodynaics Particular considerations are re-entry
heating, heat dissipation in free space, and aero
thermal heat sources Should have two years of ex-
per1ence.
FLIGHT MECHANICS
Anaytlcaly talented graduate engineers at all levels
required Tor stating Of Flight Mechanics Develop
guidance and automatic control aero-elasticity and
aerophysics Responsibilities of the Section also involve
tecnncal analyses and stimulation work in support of
all space vehicle programs at Astronautics
ADVANCED SYSTEMS WEIGHTS ENGINEERING
BIS in engineering with four years Of experience in
system ana component weight allowances and controls
WIN work with predesign parametrc weight analy-
SeS ana design weight and balance control
GUIDANCE AND TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS
Positions exist for specialists who are familiar with
computer techniqueS, posses a degree In engineering
physics or mathematics and have at least two years
OF appropriate experience:
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OPERATIONS AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
Projects involve the study and development Of adj
Vanceo oalsoc missiles and boosters, plus both mill
tafy ana non military orbtal and space systems Re-
Sponsiblities include advanced systems planning con-
ceptual design and systems evauation Advanced de-
gree preferred three years of appropriate experience
required
ADVANCED ELECTRoNIC SYSTEMS
assignments are on such projects giant boosters
nuclear-propeed space vehicles earth-to-moon ogis-
tics bus and space stations Experience should include
advanced design work in such electronic areas as
guidance, communications, telemetry data processing
systems antenna systems, eecronic ground support
systems. An advanced degree is required.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
TELEPHONE
MIR. G. RICE or MIR. K KACHIGAN at
HUI. $1,000
For Confidential Interview In
WASHINGTON
Sunday and Monday, November ii and 70
an lntevew appointment at this time write
ana personnel, Dept 10000 '
GENERAL DYNAMICS
ASTRONAUTICS
423 Kearny Villa Road, San Diego IL, Calf.