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THE SKY’S NOT THE LIMIT. IT’S JUST THE BEGINNING. Aerojet is a world-recognized aerospace and defense leader principally serving the missile and space propulsion, and defense and armaments markets since 1942. Long recognized as a developer of new technology, Aerojet continues to meet emerging defense and aerospace propulsion needs. Continuing our legacy of providing quality propulsion systems to NASA programs and participating in every human mission by the United States, Aerojet is a proud contributor to the Orion project, NASA’s next-generation space system that will enable human exploration of the moon, Mars and beyond. Aerojet values the contributions of every employee and recognizes that people with unique backgrounds and experiences contribute to the strength of our company. Our people are united in a quest to defy the boundaries of possibility. Are you ready to join us? • Computational Fluid Dynamics Engineers • Control Systems Engineers • Electrical Engineers • Electro-Mechanical Actuator Engineers • Electronics/Software Engineers • Manufacturing Engineers • Project Engineers • Propulsion Engineers • Quality Engineers • Reliability & Safety Engineers • Systems Analysis Engineers • Thermal Engineers • Turbomachinery Engineers • Valve Engineers PUSH THE BOUNDARIES OF POSSIBILITY. We are committed to hiring the best candidate for each job. We also understand the importance of promoting from within and developing the careers of all our employees. Aerojet recognizes that the company's strength is built from its employees. We offer a challenging work environment, a comprehensive relocation package and excellent benefits, including a 401(k), educational assistance, generous vacation/paid time off, and an alternative work schedule for most positions. Please apply online at www.aerojet.jobs. Principals only. EOE. M/F/D/V. www.aerojet.jobs http://www.aerojet.jobs http://www.aerojet.jobs http://www.aerojet.jobs

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SWE - Spring 2009 Heritage Club Contents President's Note View from the Executive Suite Editor’s Page Honoring Women’s History Public Policy Update First Lady: The “Second-Hardest Job in America” Bringing Science and Engineering into Public Policy At the Intersection of Engineering and Public Policy From Research to Reality Coffee Table Dialogues Membership Information & Calendar A&B Winning Essays from the Lava Lounge Engineering World: Issues • Events • Technology • People Point of View: Your Role in Public Policy Career Toolbox: Communicating with Congress; Finding Your Voice Corporate Partnership Council Media Shelf: Women’s History Opportunity Index SWE Scrapbook: Dressed for Success

SWE - Spring 2009

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