SUMMARY

Maintain 65 autonomous structural integrity units during the orbital shadow phase at Armstrong Station. The silence of the void creates a precise resonance that reveals mechanical fatigue long before sensors register a fault.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Manage the autonomous maintenance cycles for 65 heavy robotics platforms during low power windows.
• Perform diagnostic sweeps on 12 critical structural actuators per night cycle.
• Monitor thermal output levels for all automated systems in zero gravity environments.
• Execute remote recalibration procedures for navigation arrays.
• Report all hardware deviations to central command for rapid assessment.

REQUIREMENTS

• Possess valid certification for ROB-SAFE-2 and VAC-100 protocols.
• Hold an equivalent credential to a Professional Engineer license issued by a terrestrial governing body.
• Demonstrate experience with high-cycle vacuum environment mechanics.
• Pass all psychological screenings regarding long duration isolation.

REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS

BENEFITS

• Full support for Earth-return rotations every nine months.
• Priority access to long term descendant education trust funds.
• Comprehensive environmental hazard insurance coverage.