Hi guys. I'm a mechanical engineering (aerospace focus) in her final year of school. I can pin point the moment I choose engineering when I saw Discovery launch in 2009. I want to thank you for working on the Orion program because it keeps me inspired about my field even during the worst exam weeks.
So for my question(s): how does the Orion program divide between the private sector (Lockheed Martin and other business) and NASA? And will Lockheed Martin continue to work on the program until it's end?
And any advice for this future engineer on the transition from university to the job market?
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Hi guys. I'm a mechanical engineering (aerospace focus) in her final year of school. I can pin point the moment I choose engineering when I saw Discovery launch in 2009. I want to thank you for working on the Orion program because it keeps me inspired about my field even during the worst exam weeks.
So for my question(s): how does the Orion program divide between the private sector (Lockheed Martin and other business) and NASA? And will Lockheed Martin continue to work on the program until it's end?
And any advice for this future engineer on the transition from university to the job market?
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