Engineering Manager of the Space Missions, Instruments and Payloads group. Responsible for the Project Engineering and Systems Engineering resources focused on developing bespoke systems for space science and technology demonstration-type applications. Also Quality Manager for the Ottawa-based Quality Engineering group and Site leader for the Ottawa (Terry Fox) site, responsible for facility operations and the ISO 9001:2015 quality system.

Manager of the Systems Engineering team Technical lead for technology development activities for the Canadian Atmospheric Tomography System (CATS). Technical lead for technology development activities for the Aerosol Limb Imager (ALI). Led and supported numerous proposal and studies.

Provided support for the FGS system-level testing at NASA. Technical lead for technology development activities for the Canadian Atmospheric Tomography System (CATS). Technical lead for technology development activities for the Aerosol Limb Imager (ALI). Led a microsatellite mission concept study for the CATS instrument (uCATS). Led and supported numerous proposal and studies.

Provided support for the FGS system-level testing and image processing software development. Provided systems support for the assembly, integration and test phases of the AIS payload for the PAZ satellite and the M3MSat microsatellite. Technical lead for the development of the Canadian Atmospheric Tomography System (CATS). Technical lead for the CSA Phase 0 microsatellite study for CATS. Leadership and support for numerous COM DEV proposals and studies.

Responsible for the assembly, test and characterization procedures of the Fabry-Perot etalon sub-system for the James Webb Space Telescope Fine Guidance Sensor (FGS). Provided support for the FGS system-level testing and image processing software development.

Responsible for Level 2 retrieval algorithm and software development for the Optical Spectrograph and InfraRed Imager System (OSIRIS)

Assistant to the Principal Investigator for the Stratospheric Wind Interferometer for Transport studies (SWIFT), including managing science activities and participation in instrument and mission definition, development, requirements and risk assessment. Member of the Canadian Science Team for the Optical Spectrograph and Infrared Imager System (OSIRIS) and involved in pre-launch performance simulations, development of the data processing algorithms and software, and flight operations support. Performed research on the retrieval of stratospheric constituents from OSIRIS limb-scatter measurements.

Co-investigator for the feasibility (Phase A) study of the Microsat Experiment for Sounding Oxygen atom densities (MESO) as a potential Canadian Space Agency Small Payloads mission.

Developer of instrumentation and data analysis software and flight support for the stratospheric balloon flight of the Sun PhotoSpectrometer (SPS) and Composition and Photochemical Flux Measurement (CPFM) instruments during the NASA Polaris campaign in Fairbanks, Alaska.