r/SpaceLaunchSystem

ULA's started posting job listings about their stretched SLS Centaur variant
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ULA's started posting job listings about their stretched SLS Centaur variant

I mentioned this in my last post about this saga, but it's nice to see more details going public. The page is here, but I've included a screenshot in case it's taken down.

The money quote:

>Lead a multi-disciplinary engineering team delivering capabilities for the SLS-specific Centaur Upper Stage. As an Agile Product Owner and engineering technical lead, you will drive product vision, technical integration, and iterative delivery for the new 180k Centaur Upper Stage [emphasis mine] integrated with NASA’s Space Launch System. Each Product Owner is accountable for leading their team(s) to deliver value and achieve program objectives.

Assuming that "180k" is propellant load, that's a 50% stretch.

u/jadebenn — 6 days ago