Cameron Parvini Email & Phone Number

Toronto, ON, CA

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I work with the Satellite Systems team at Kepler Communications to perform system-level analysis, create engineering budgets, interface with customers, and both provide technical guidance and oversight for several key spacecraft engineering programs. I also contribute to the design and development of new tools and processes for the Satellite Systems team.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I worked with the Hardware team at Kepler Communications to create a Parts, Materials, and Process control program which covered all EEE components. The program included selection, screening, and requirements for components which would be used in all designs. I also developed a variety of educational documentation covering radiation analysis, radiation.

Greenbelt, Maryland, United States

I supported various Code 562 activities, in particular data analysis and system development for the Code 562 Photonics Group. This role involved using Matlab to write analysis scripts, designed GUIs for lab technicians to quickly verify data in-situ, suggested and implemented tools that optimized our team's workflow, and performed technical writing tasks.

Greenbelt, MD

I was an Aerospace Engineer in the Pathways program at NASA Goddard, working specifically with Code 562 to provide both Mechanical support and Optoelectronics expertise for a variety of missions. This was concurrent with the pursuit of my PhD at GWU.

Greenbelt, Maryland

I spent ten weeks with the Astrophysics department, Code 663 at NASA Goddard, working primarily in Control Systems and Data analysis for LISA Pathfinder. My project involved creating a physics model for micrometeoroid impacts on Pathfinder, and developing a method to infer the impact direction, velocity, and momentum of the particle. My contributions.

Bethesda, Maryland, United States

I was a Post-Doctoral Researcher (Special Volunteer) for the Section on Mechanobiology, within the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) at the National Institute of Health (NIH). The focus of my research was extracting viscoelastic information from biological samples, particularly cancerous cells, and searching for markers in.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I was a teaching assistant for a wide variety of courses throughout my graduate education, including an introductory course (SEAS 1001/MAE 1001), an applied dynamics course (APSC 2058), heat transfer (MAE 3187), linear system dynamics (MAE 3134), and a third-year experimental methods course (MAE 3120).

El Segundo, CA

Performed and supported experimental research efforts in the Propulsion Sciences department, specifically the Electric Propulsion division. Primarily worked in the study of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) propagation on solar array cells.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I was a member of the GWU Micropropulsion and Nanotechnology Lab (MpNL) team, working under Dr. Michael Keidar.

1922 F St NW

I worked in the Solutions Center for Academic Technologies, and provided technical support to faculty and staff members attempting to utilize classroom technology over the phone. The position was a Federal Workstudy (FWS) job that I had held since arriving at GWU in Fall 2010.

Greater San Diego Area

I worked full-time in the Unmanned Systems department of Space and Naval Warfare (SPAWAR) in San Diego, employing higher-level design skills to brainstorm ideas for a new robot for Naval application. Additionally, I used Pro/Engineer CAD software to produce basic designs.

Greater San Diego Area

I was an intern in the Engineering Department of Qualcomm at their complex in Sorrento Valley. My role primarily involved testing and debugging software.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Aerospace Engineering, 4.0 Gpa

I completed my Ph.D with the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department at GWU, contributing to Dr. Santiago Solares' Scanning Probe.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Aerospace, Aeronautical And Astronautical Engineering, 3.80 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, AIAA, GWU Rocket TeamContinued my studies for a fifth year at GW in order to obtain an M.S..

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Mechanical Engineering, Cum Laude; 3.40 Cumulative Gpa; 3.50 Technical Gpa

Activities and Societies: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), GWU Micropropulsion and Nanotechnology Lab (MpNL), GW.

Mechanical Engineering

Activities and Societies: UCD American FootballI participated in a study abroad program from January 2012 to May 2012. Courses transferred.