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Space Habitat Designers

Overview

Space habitats provide protect astronauts and other users from radiation, extreme temperatures, and the vacuum of space, as well as provide them with comfort and a support infrastructure while they live and work in space and on other celestial bodies. Space habitat designers develop, design, and test space habitat technology. Workers in a variety of careers are employed as space habitat designers. The most common occupations are architects, engineers, and industrial designers.

Salary Range

Below $25,000 to $100,000+

Minimum Education Level

Bachelor's Degree

Certification/License

Required

Outlook

Faster than the Average
Personality Traits

Problem-Solving

Scientific

Creative

Career Ladder
Consultant or Professor

Project or Department Manager

Experienced Space Habitat Designer

Entry-Level Habitat Designer

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