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Major Group
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Professionals
Sub-Major Group
21
Science and Engineering Professionals
Unit Group
2111
Physicists and Astronomers
Minor Unit Group
MASCO Code
2111-02
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Astronaut commands and operates spacecraft beyond low Earth orbit, conducting scientific research, experiments, satellite launches, and space station construction. They perform spacewalks, monitor spacecraft systems, and support mission objectives, collaborating with international space agencies while undergoing extensive physical and technical training to operate safely and effectively in space.
Tasks
Conduct scientific experiments and research in microgravity and spacecraft environments.
Operate spacecraft systems, robotic equipment, and onboard instruments to support mission objectives.
Perform extravehicular activities to carry out maintenance, assembly, repair, or research tasks.
Monitor and operate life-support, environmental, and spacecraft systems to ensure crew safety and mission continuity.
Identify, troubleshoot, and respond to system malfunctions and in-flight emergencies.
Coordinate and work closely with crew members and mission control centres during missions.
Collect, handle, and document data, samples, and observations for scientific analysis.
Participate in mission planning, training, simulations, and emergency preparedness activities.
Skills
Basic
Adaptability and resilience.
Attention to detail and strict adherence to safety and operational protocols.
Effective teamwork and communication skills.
Strong problem-solving and critical thinking to manage complex situations.
Specific
Knowledge of orbital mechanics and space navigation.
Knowledge of robotics and systems engineering for spacecraft operations.
Knowledge of scientific research methods and instrumental analysis in space environments.
Knowledge of survival procedures and emergency response protocols in space environments.
Proficiency in data analysis using statistical and computational methods for space missions.
Proficiency in spacecraft operation and piloting under varied mission conditions.
Proficiency in testing spacecraft systems and onboard experiments.
Proficiency in the use of advanced technology, simulation software, and specialised mission equipment.
Proficiency in troubleshooting spacecraft and onboard system faults using root cause analysis.
Additional Info
QUALIFICATION
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
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