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David Greeson is listed as Aerospace Engineer at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, based in Huntsville, Alabama, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at nasa.gov and a matched LinkedIn profile for David Greeson.
David Greeson previously worked as Aerospace Engineer at Nasa Marshall Space Flight Center and Space Systems Engineer at The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory. David Greeson holds Professional Certificate Program, 8.5 Continuing Education Units (Ceus), Architecture And Systems Engineering: Models And Methods To Manage Complex Systems from Mit Xpro.
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Demonstrated success in manned space systems engineering, risk management, and proposal consulting positions for more than 42 years. Definitive abilities in technical leadership, strategy formulation, planning, analysis, and decision making that make a positive impact on program success. Well organized, knowledgeable, efficient engineer capable of shouldering responsibility and using initiative to successfully bring a project or proposal to conclusion within budget. Experienced analyst creatively formulates resourceful and enterprising solutions to complex engineering and management problems for customers that result in more efficient and effective results. Steady, focused team player committed to professionalism, integrity, and crew safety. Mature and very dedicated worker can manage multiple priorities with very little supervision, providing insightful engineering analysis support to NASA clients. Outstanding technical writing and presentation skills; consistently delivers very high quality reports, analyses, and presentations that enable management to make key decisions regarding system architectures and risks.Specialties: Fault management, functional analysis of vehicles and avionics, trade studies, technical team leadership
Listed skills include Spacecraft, Systems Engineering, Space Systems, Aerospace, and 46 others.
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Washington, DC, US
Currently, I am assigned to the Space Nuclear Propulsion (SNP) project, responsible for development of the Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) models and methods. Previously, I was in the Mission & Fault Management group for the Human Landing System (HLS) and Space Launch System (SLS), working on Functional Fault Analysis, Abort Effectiveness Analysis.
Cambridge, MA, US
At Draper Lab, I worked on the functional analysis of the Crew Launch Vehicle, which later became the Ares I. I also performed a States & Modes analysis of the vehicle avionics & software early in the project.
New York, NY, US
At L-3, I was the systems engineering lead for the Cockpit Avionics Upgrade Independent Verification & Validation project. My primary focus was on software safety issues. I also worked on a number of proposals to win new business for the company. During the time I was with this company, which started out as Intermetrics, Inc., the name and logo changed.
Norfolk, VA, US
At Futron, I performed a schedule risk analysis of a future ISS mission, and then became the Project Risk Manager of the Consolidated Space Operations Contract, responsible for implementing a risk management plan and process.
Irvine, California, US
While I was with SM&A, I worked on two major proposals. One was at Motorola in Scottsdale, AZ for an "Internet in the Sky" project to create a broadband satellite network. The other proposal was at GEC-Marconi in Rancho Bernado, CA for a Joint Mission Planning System to be used by the Air Force and Navy for aircraft mission planning. Both projects were.
At Lear Astronics, I worked on avionics technology trade studies for the Joint Strike Fighter, and Bell-Boeing 602 Civil Tiltrotor aircraft. I also performed a functional analysis of the JSF avionics using a simulation analysis tool called Foresight by a company called Nu-Thena. It was one of the better systems engineering tools I've used, but sadly the.
While I was with Dynacs, I worked in the International Space Station program office at JSC, in the Vehicle Effectiveness & Trades group. I used a decision analysis tool called DPL to build large decision trees for complex trade studies that balanced cost, schedule, performance, and risk..
At McDonnell Douglas, I worked on a variety of projects and programs, including the Space Shuttle flight software Level 8 certification, Space Station Freedom test and verification, and the Space Exploration Initiative. The highlight of my time there was a year long cost and operations analysis of a future Lunar Transfer Vehicle.
During my time at Martin Marietta, I worked on a FORTRAN simulation model of the Titan IV Centaur upper stage vehicle. I also went skiing in the Rockies a lot!
Reston, VA, US
Living and working in the South Bay was great. At SAIC, I worked on the Space Defense Command and Control System, building simulation models of Soviet space weapons and U.S. space surveillance networks. The simulations were called SCENE, for a scenario-based, deterministic astrodynamics model; and SPASIM, for a probabilistic simulation of the space.
Armonk, New York, NY, US
I co-oped at IBM FSD three semesters, working on Space Shuttle flight software and analysis tools, early Space Station concept studies, and various computer programming tasks. During my three tours at IBM, I learned to program in FORTRAN, HAL/S, PL/1, APL, Assembler, JCL, and CLIST.
Randolph AFB, TX, US
My first ever engineering job, as a GS-4, making $500 a month gross pay. I worked on structural repair and replacement of the C-5A Galaxy and C-130 Hercules aircraft. The majority of the work was done inside an enormous hangar at Kelly AFB that could hold 12 football fields.
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David Greeson works for NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
David Greeson is listed as Aerospace Engineer at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
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David Greeson is based in Huntsville, Alabama, United States while working with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
David Greeson has worked for Nasa Marshall Space Flight Center, The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, L-3 Communications, Futron Corporation, and Steven Myers & Associates.
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David Greeson holds Professional Certificate Program, 8.5 Continuing Education Units (Ceus), Architecture And Systems Engineering: Models And Methods To Manage Complex Systems from Mit Xpro.
David Greeson is listed with skills including Spacecraft, Systems Engineering, Space Systems, Aerospace, Avionics, Simulations, Trade Studies, and Requirements Management.
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