NASA Force
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April 17, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (20 comments)
tencentshill
Cool website, Big Balls. Where's our social security data?
ghostpepper
How do they have budget for this but not for decent production values on the Artemis 2 livestream?
givinguflac
This is so weird and vague; I am not interested for fear of all of it being for space defense. Nope for me.
whatshisface
"We fired all of our employees. Now we're hiring temporary consultants."
johnhess
The first sentence isn't even a sentence.
xpe
These job postings opened today on April 17 and close in four days (on April 21). This is highly compressed and highly unusual. Being no fan of the current administration and its hangers-on, my brain quickly jumps to less flattering reasons for these short time windows. A four day application window favors people they want to select. They may well have told certain people in advance to be ready. I don't have direct "proof" of this, and I'm open to learning more, but the current administration has beyond exhausted any presumption of fair dealing. I encourage anyone and everyone interested to apply and report back. NASA has a good mission and its needs people with a moral backbone and intrinsic pro-science drive.
maciejzj
Is this gig-workification of the space industry?
doener
As long as Trump is still President every sane human being should stay away from any federal agency.
rafram
Another barely usable website from the "National Design Studio." I wish they'd take a cue from gov.uk (or even the US Digital Service and 18F, which they gutted) and build clean, functional, and accessible sites... but the crew of web developers who are willing to work for this administration seem way too obsessed with this defense-tech startup landing page aesthetic to care about usability. The developer of this scroll-smoothing JS library [1] has a lot to answer for. [1]: https://www.lenis.dev/
scrumper
Two things: - I like the rolling Moon animation very much. - This seems like a clever way of getting talent involved during a budget squeeze, presumably with the hope that some of those they attract will still be around after this congress and the agency can stabilize once again. I guess it's also a neat kind of try-before-you-buy for both sides. NASA is prestigious and one of the very few places one could do purely science-focused aerospace engineering, but it's still a government job under all the gold leaf and atomic robots. EDIT: Good Lord, I get the cynicism but at least someone at NASA HR is trying new things to keep the lights on.
beej71
Wonder what the job security is like.
daviding
My 5090 couldn't handle that starfield at the beginning. I got a 1202 alarm just scrolling down..
xpe
> More opportunities will be posted here in the coming months. Click here to sign up for updates to stay informed when new roles open. Which links to: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/sKWkWfp Would anyone like to do some citizen journalism and see if the Constant Contact data handling is done above-board. I've done some Claude research -- enough to make me suspicious -- but I Am Not A Lawyer.
Avicebron
Did anyone scroll down far enough to see the "automate air traffic controllers"? I guess technically it's aeronautics but I didn't know that was part of NASA
hellojesus
Why is this called Nasa Force when the linked job is for an Areospace Engineer? The usa.jobs site only shows 15 open reqs for Nasa, and they are almost all engineering roles, save a few accounting/finance ones. Does that mean there are legitimately no other jobs open for tech-related folks? What is the point of the fancy landing page (that provides zero actual info) if that's the case? No Data Science or developer openings for tech folk that don't have Abet certified engineering degrees? I'd love to work for Nasa, but I live in Portland, OR. Does this geo basically disqualify me from ever joining Nasa? And the pay range for the aerospace engineer is okayish, but it's not really out-competiting more senior tech folks in any capacity.
pcj-github
This is so cringe. Who are the people behind this god awful "national design studio", and how are they related to MAGA / Trump? Assuredly yet another insider cronyism deal that degrades trust in the US government. Claude: The National Design Studio (NDS) is a new White House agency that Trump created by executive order on August 21, 2025, as part of an initiative called "America by Design." It lives inside the White House Office of the Executive Office of the President. The setup The executive order established the NDS along with a new position: Chief Design Officer of the United States Trump appointed Joe Gebbia (Airbnb co-founder) as the first Chief Design Officer Gebbia previously worked at DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) alongside Elon Musk on modernizing federal retirement paperwork The stated goal: overhaul roughly 26,000 federal websites and physical government interfaces to be "both usable and beautiful" — Gebbia has compared the target experience to "the Apple Store" Initial results are required by July 4, 2026 (the US 250th anniversary), and the temporary organization within NDS is scheduled to sunset after three years
bilekas
This really screams and reads like a crypto scam or something, also why would they not use the official NASA logo ? This is so strange.. I'm still not even clear on what it's for..
kami23
I would love to work for NASA so much even at a significant pay cut, but almost everything I've read in the past was they still do drug screenings for a lot of positions I was interested in. Maybe someday they will pull their heads out of the dark ages.
tiberone
> NASA Force technologists inside the systems that power American spaceflight, aeronautics, and scientific discovery. Am I an idiot or does their leading sentence make absolutely no sense?
dangoodmanUT
you can tell this was generated with Gemini, the way it loves to do those "enter on scroll" sentences