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NASA's work opportunities are extensive and far reaching, some might say out of this world. So climb aboard and find the perfect career.

The work responsibilities and job categories at NASA ranges from the everyday operating of our facilities, to exploring the mind-boggling, farthest limits of the past, present, and future of our universe.

Besides astronauts, NASA employs many other specialized and nonspecialized job classifications and employment career categories. Working at the U.S. Space Agency can be a rewarding and fulfilling career. There are many jobs and positions available on an on-going basis.

Professional, Engineering and Scientific :
(accounts for 60% of NASA's positions)

Occupations in this category accounts for 60% of NASA's job positions and requires knowledge in a specialized field such as science, engineering, math, 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.

* Accounting
* Aerospace Engineering
* Biology
* Computer Engineering
* Computer Science
* General Engineering
* Meteorology

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Administrative and Management:
(accounts for 24% of NASA's positions)

Occupations in this category require knowledge of concepts, and practices associated with organizations, administration or management. While these positions do not require specialized education, they do involve the type of skills typically gained through a college level education, or through progressively responsible experience.

* Administrative Specialist
* Budget Analyst
* Contract Specialist
* Information Technology Specialist
* Public Affairs Specialist

There are government agency jobs available all the time.

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