Working as a programmer at NASA, is it possible?

Question

Career in IT

Hello everyone, today I decided to ask a question about working as a programmer in such large companies as NASA, SpaceX, ESA, are there so many vacancies there, is there a demand for them, and is it possible to break through there. I study at the Faculty of Informatics at the Technical University of Munich.

Answer 1

I’ll ask Ilona, ​​he went for coffee.
On the topic - I don’t think that you will succeed, you have a problem with logic.
Studying in Munich, dreaming of a job at NASA and asking about vacancies on a Russian site is an example of not the best logical conclusion.
Seriously, then: "There are millions of people like you around the world. There are millions of vacancies in these offices. Therefore, your chances tend to zero" - this is an example of good logic.
By the way, Musk came, says "haha awesome, but we have four train sets full of MIT graduates, no need."
I called NASA, they said, I quote: "Our plant for burning programmers, which we have in the USA, is like dirt, we need smart engineers."

Answer 2

There are enough vacancies, the companies are
public

Answer 3

NASA - I don't know, but Boeing, Lickheed Martin, Saab Systems - it's easy.