Darcy Allison, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Tucson, Az, Us

Costa Mesa, California, United States

Lead the development of engineering process workflows to accelerate Anduril's innovative and disruptive air vehicle development process even more while providing the appropriate amount of actionable and authoritative data to make the right product decisions for our customers.

Serve as the AIAA Supersonics Chair (previously Deputy Chair) to organize the leading minds in supersonic flight from around the world and advocate for technical progress in the field.

All Nato Nations

Co-Chair for NATO's Science and Technology Organization.AVT-ET-182 -- Completed -- Investigated available power and thermal modeling capabilities for early aircraft design workAVT-333 -- Best Practices for Modelling Integrated Propulsion, Power, and Thermal Subsystems for Air Vehicle Conceptual DesignAVT-ET-244 -- Completed -- Investigating Digital System Models for Integrated Propulsion, Power, and Thermal Management Subystems

Tucson, Arizona, United States

Tucson, Arizona, United States

Tucson, Arizona, United States

Dayton, Ohio Area

-| Program manager for OPTIMUS and EXPEDITE industry research programs.-| Research and development pertaining to aircraft design methods.-| Expansion of included disciplines like high-fidelity propulsion, thermal, power, transient models, operational analysis, and geometry in multidisciplinary analysis and design optimization at conceptual aircraft design level.-| Publish academic papers and give invited technical presentations to world scientific community.

Dayton, Ohio Area

-| Small business offering aerospace engineering consulting.-| Won four contracts to work with Air Force Research Laboratory.-| Specializing in next-generation aircraft technology and applying it to multidisciplinary design analysis and optimization.

PhD candidate in Aerospace Engineering.Grade: 3.94 / 4.0I am researching Multidisciplinary Design Analysis and Optimization (MDO or MDAO) of an efficient supersonic air vehicle. This work is thankfully funded through the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). In addition to leading the overall effort by integrating all disciplines, I am also responsible for many specific disciplines themselves. These include:-| Propulsion - Numerical Propulsion System Simulation (NPSS) Models-| Low Observability - RADAR Cross Section (RCS) Analysis-| Aircraft Noise-| Weights-| Mission Profile and Performance-| Optimization Algorithms-| Geometry - Co-Developer of Object-Oriented C++ Geometry Model

I joined the spacecraft propulsion group and contributed though my two roles of being the lead of engineering analysis and being an electric propulsion subsystem manager. I thoroughly enjoyed my job at Space Systems/Loral and only left it to return to school to pursue a PhD in Aerospace Engineering. My duties were varied and ranged from:1) Lead role in Hall thruster subsystems on major geosynchronous satellite programs with duties in: -| Engineering design -| Cost Account Management (CAM) -| Component procurement -| Manufacturing -| Testing2) Performing complicated computational analysis of plasma interactions with spacecraft in orbit and other on-orbit simulations3) Serving as the customer interface for my group on some major satellite programs including preparing and delivering PDR (preliminary design review) and CDR (critical design review) presentations on major contracts4) Securing funds for, and leading, an internal research and development (IR&D) effort including outside contractors and experimental investigations

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Aerospace Engineering

M.S., Aerospace Engineering

Activities and Societies: Student member of the AIAAI successfully completed my M.S. degree and a thesis. This work entailed the modeling.

B.S., Aerospace Engineering