Artemis Base

3 hours · 89 applicants this week

Artemis Base depends on its rim-mounted solar array for power. Walk an Optimus along the full installation, photographing each panel bank and flagging any that show degradation, dust accumulation, or micro-meteorite damage.

8-hour shift (recurring) · 18 applicants this week

Artemis Base's life support systems keep 48 humans alive in a vacuum. Robots maintain the hardware, but Earth-based engineers monitor the telemetry 24/7 in rotating shifts. You'll track atmospheric composition (O2, CO2, N2, trace gases), thermal regulation across all 6 habitat modules, water recycling efficiency, and pressure differentials. Any anomaly triggers an alert protocol that you manage: assess severity, notify the crew if needed, and dispatch an Optimus robot for physical inspection. This is the most critical Earth-based role in the Artemis program , the crew depends on you. Calm under pressure, systems engineering background, and the ability to work night shifts are essential.

6-hour shift (weekly recurring) · 9 applicants this week

The 48 crew members at Artemis Base have an onsite medic, but complex medical decisions require Earth-based physicians. You'll review daily crew biometrics (heart rate, blood pressure, bone density trends, radiation exposure), conduct video telehealth consultations, and provide medical guidance for EVA operations. In 1/6th gravity, the human body behaves differently , bone loss, fluid redistribution, and spatial disorientation are constant concerns. Robots can run diagnostics and administer pre-programmed treatments, but diagnosis, treatment planning, and crew psychological assessment require a human physician. 1.3-second communication delay means you must anticipate rather than react.

12 hours (per manifest cycle) · 22 applicants this week

Every kilogram sent to the Moon costs thousands of dollars, so cargo manifest planning is a high-stakes optimization problem. Earth-based logistics coordinators balance crew supply requests, critical spare parts, scientific equipment, construction materials, and comfort items into the tightest possible HLS payload configurations. You'll use inventory tracking data (monitored by robots at the base), crew consumption models, and upcoming mission requirements to build cargo manifests that maximize value per kilogram. This is supply chain management at its most extreme , a missed item could mean a crew member goes without critical equipment for months. CSA's Lunar Utility Vehicle handles cargo distribution on the surface, but deciding what's on the rocket is a human decision.

5 hours/week (recurring) · 156 applicants this week

Living on the Moon is isolating. The 48 crew members at Artemis Base work long hours in a confined habitat, and morale directly affects mission performance. As a remote morale coordinator, you plan the social calendar: movie screenings (picking films and coordinating with Earth streaming services), trivia nights (writing space-themed questions), birthday celebrations, holiday events, and team-building activities. You'll communicate with crew via daily messages and weekly video calls to understand what they need. Think cruise ship activity director, but for astronauts. Empathy, creativity, and organizational skills matter most. This role makes a real difference in people's lives 384,000 km from home.

8 hours/week (recurring) · 67 applicants this week

The public follows Artemis Base through our weekly dispatch, and millions read it. Interview crew members via video, review mission logs and robot footage, and write a 1,500-word article that brings the base to life for readers on Earth. Cover everything from scientific breakthroughs to the small human moments , what it's like to eat breakfast looking at Earth, how the hydroponics garden is doing, who won game night. The tone is warm and accessible , New Yorker meets NASA press release. Robots generate raw data and logs, but only a journalist can find the human story. Published under your byline.

1.5 hours · 340 bookings this week

Guide an Optimus through the full length of the pressurized habitat , from the command center through the crew quarters, science labs, gym, and hydroponics greenhouse. Capture video and photos for a complete virtual tour experience.

2 hours · 567 bookings this week

Book the base recreation room for a private birthday celebration. Your Optimus will set up decorations, carry the cake (carefully in 1/6 gravity), and livestream the party back to Earth. Guests on Earth can watch and interact in real time.