NASA has an incredible employment opportunity for all you outsider seekers - the position of Planetary Protection Officer. Applications are as yet being acknowledged, so you better rush on the off chance that you need to catch the six-figure pay in the scope of $124,406 to $187,000 every year and a really gloat commendable business card.
The employment involves avoiding outsider assailants of the generally bacterial kind. The particular mission of planetary assurance is recorded by NASA as "evasion of natural constituent and organic tainting in human and automated space investigation." We would prefer not to have our reality sullied by extraterrestrial life forms and the other way around.
On the off chance that you land the position, which is held from 3 to 5 years, you'll be just a single of two such individuals on the planet. There's another planetary security officer (PPO) at the European Space Agency.
Right now, Catharine Conley serves in this limit at NASA, having held the position since 2014. In any case, her position opened up as it's being moved to an alternate division - the Office of Safety and Mission Assurance.
