Threat And Weapon Systems Engineer
CurrentMember of the Analysis team for Axient's subsidiary System Engineering Group (SEG). Using analytical programs, models, and simulations to characterize new threat systems for external customers.
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Colin Schaefer previously worked as Threat and Weapon Systems Engineer at Axient and PREP Research Associate at National Institute Of Standards And Technology (Nist). Colin Schaefer holds Master Of Science - Ms, Mechanical Engineering, 4.00 from Michigan Technological University.
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My name is Colin Schaefer. I am a masters Mechanical Engineering student at Michigan Technological University. After successfully defending my thesis and completing my masters degree in late April, I will begin my professional engineering career within either the government or private sector. During my undergraduate career, I pursued my passion in space exploration by joining the Multiplanetary Innovation Enterprise (MINE) and obtaining a research position with the Planetary Surface Technology Development Lab (PSTDL). Through these avenues, I was able to work on engineering projects relating to NASA's goals of putting the next people on the Moon. Specifically, I worked on two separate projects with excavation lunar regolith on the Moon through MINE, and with PSTDL, I worked on a research project developing a dynamic cone penetrometer to measure geotechnical properties of the Moon's surface. I continue working with PSTDL through my graduate career on the same project with the addition of a few more responsibilities. In addition to my PSTDL work, I began the research for my masters thesis with my advisor. The research for my thesis aims to evaluating the performance of perception sensors on an autonomous vehicle. The research is supported by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) under the Department of Commerce. To enhance my research skills, I was able to secure a position within NIST's Professional Research Experience Program (PREP) for the first half of 2024. Through my PREP position, I am working on an autonomous vehicle's perception system within the Automated Vehicle project.Please use either my school email "colinsch@mtu.edu" or my personal email "cs808044@gmail.com" to directly contact me.
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Columbia, Maryland, United States
Member of the Analysis team for Axient's subsidiary System Engineering Group (SEG). Using analytical programs, models, and simulations to characterize new threat systems for external customers.
Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States
A member of the perception team of the Strategic and Emerging Research Initiatives (SERI) Automated Vehicle program under the Intelligent Systems division. Evaluating the performance of different perception sensors and systems on a development mule.
Houghton, Michigan, United States
Led a project funded by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) under the Department of Commerce. The project goal was to further the research in developing standardize test methods for evaluating the performance of autonomous vehicles perception sensors such as LiDAR, radar, and cameras. The project led to the development of a test.
Houghton, Michigan, United States
Continued testing the hot cone penetrometer of PSTDL's LUSTR 2020 project with the added responsibilities of attending lab leadership meetings and being conscious of other's safety within lab spaces. Monitor the status of the lab's regolith heating and freezing containers and assisted with other lab members work within these containers. Led a test campaign.
Houghton, Michigan, United States
Provided engineering assistance for PSTDL's NASA Lunar Surface Technology Research (LUSTR) 2020 project. The project's goal was to test the use of a percussive hot cone penetrometer for determining geotechnical properties of the Moon's surface through lunar simulant. I prepared the lunar simulant for testing, and I provided help with perform tests with the.
Completed master's degree and published my thesis "A Physical Test Artifact for Evaluating Edge Cases of Individual and Fused Automated.
Activities and Societies: Triangle Fraternity, Multiplanetary Innovation Enterprise, Undergraduate Student Government
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Colin Schaefer holds Master Of Science - Ms, Mechanical Engineering, 4.00 from Michigan Technological University.
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