Brandon Dillon Email & Phone Number

San Francisco Bay Area

At NSW PEP, we specialize in advanced data center cooling solutions, including cutting-edge liquid cooling for AI applications, alongside traditional air-cooled equipment, UPS, switchgear, and busway systems. I collaborate closely with high-tech industry partners, their design engineers, and contractors to select and validate the appropriate equipment.

Pleasanton, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

As part of a four-student team, we designed and implemented a Bradbury-Nielsen Gate (BNG) for the characterization of an electrospray thruster. We employed Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry (TOF-MS) to measure ion plume and calculate thrust, offering a cost-effective alternative to expensive traditional thrust stands used for low-thrust applications like.

Los Angeles, California, United States

• Developed new mechanical infrastructure for rocket transportation
• Contributed to the design and manufacture of Traveler IV -the first university designed rocket to breach the Kármán line and reach space
• Completed multiple composite layups of rocket nosecones
• Responsible for the construction and management of launch tower including setting azimuth and inclination
• Review and improve procedures and processes critical to launch operations and infrastructure

San Francisco Bay Area

As a Spacecraft Design Intern at Momentus Space, I developed orbital decay simulations and analysis tools for mission design and analysis. I conducted mathematical analysis of RCS propellant usage for various ACS thruster minimum impulse bits and managed spacecraft component tracking and system engineering software, ensuring accurate figures for vehicle.