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Dr Philippe Laniakea is listed as Space Systems Engineering | Leadership | Team Building | Editorial Board Member Journal of Spacecraft and Satellites at Southern Cross Space, based in Forde, Australian Capital Territory, Australia. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at gspacetech.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Dr Philippe Laniakea.
Dr Philippe Laniakea previously worked as Head of Satellites at Southern Cross Space and Technical Mentor at Arose/Milo Mission Academy. Dr Philippe Laniakea holds Phd, Aerospace Engineering from The University Of Queensland.
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I am a highly experienced aerospace engineer with a strong background in aerospace engineering and R&D. Throughout my career, I have led spacecraft systems engineering and systems integration and testing programs, R&D projects for innovative microsatellite subsystems, efforts to implement concurrent design engineering workflows and automated testing and verification strategies and contributed to hypersonics and Space Situational Awareness research efforts.I have experience managing and reviewing technology development programs and acting as a technical advisor to stakeholders across academia, industry and government. Backed by over 13 years of experience in space research and engineering, I have developed a unique set of skills and experience in a range of technical disciplines as well as strong leadership skills which allow me to effectively communicate and engage with multidisciplinary teams and diverse stakeholder groups to deliver high-quality project outcomes.My passion lies at the intersection of technology delivery, team building and organisational development acknowledging the fact that, ultimately, it is the people who shape an organisation's brand and success story as their shared values are reflected in the delivered outcomes.
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- Lead development of scalable 50+kg micro-satellite platforms- Lead all aspects of the space mission development life cycle - Technical advisory to industry, government and academia stakeholders- Foster people-centred, high performance team culture
Systems Engineering, Test and Integration Engineering technical mentorship to students participating in a STEM development program designed to provide hands-on, deep-dive understanding of the space mission development life cycle.
Australia
- Lead Systems Engineer for microsat missions.- Implementing concurrent design engineering tools and workflows to streamline microsat mission development.- Managing spacecraft Assembly, Integration and Test (AIT) activities.- Leading internal R&D projects for the development of a scalable spacecraft technologies.- Building a high-performing multi-disciplinary engineering team.- Managing contractors and external stakeholders across academia, industry, government and defence
- Managed the assembly, integration and integrated system testing and verification activities for UNSW Canberra Space spacecraft missions resulting in the successful delivery and on-orbit operation of four cubesats, including the highly regarded M2 mission.- Supported on-orbit operations of three cubesats, including performing on-orbit sensor calibrations and thermal simulation verification activities.- Established spacecraft AIT processes and procedures in accordance with industry standards.- Preparation of AIT documentation for performance and qualification verification tracking.- Provided leadership by building a strong collaborative team structure and providing training and mentoring to team members.- Liaison with external stakeholders and contractors to create positive professional relationships and manage module and subsystem delivery timelines.
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
- 50% Research / 50% Space Systems Engineer (Assembly, Integration and Test Lead) Position- Managed the AIT activities for three cubesat missions resulting in the successful delivery to orbit and in-orbit operation for the entire design lifetime.- Established and managed the Space Research Laboratory at UNSW Canberra, which includes space environment simulation and qualification test facilities. The test facilities have become an integral part of the spacecraft development activities at UNSW Canberra Space and are utilised on an ongoing basis for research and education, and professional engineering projects.- Established Low Earth Orbit (LEO) ionospheric plasma test facility and performed ground-based experimental research into spacecraft/space environment interactions.- LEO observations of cubesats using the Falcon telescope UNSW node in support of Space Situational Awareness (SSA) research, specifically the collection of light curves of LEO cubesats.- Provided undergraduate and postgraduate (Master and PhD level) student supervision and mentoring.
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
- Supported the commissioning of the national spacecraft test facilities at the Advanced Instrumentation and Technologies Centre (AITC) at the Australian National University (ANU). Responsibilities included development of test procedures and operating instructions and support of facility commissioning test to establish facility performance characteristics.- Contributed toward building and strengthening the strategic partnership between UNSW Canberra Space and the AITC at ANU for environmental testing of spacecraft and the development of experimental capability for research into spacecraft/space environment interactions.
Friedrichshafen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Development of thermal mathematical models of spacecraft subsystems for thermal analysis of the GAIA (Global Astrometric Interferometer for Astrophysics) satellite (ESA, launched in Dec 2013).
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Dr Philippe Laniakea works for Southern Cross Space.
Dr Philippe Laniakea is listed as Space Systems Engineering | Leadership | Team Building | Editorial Board Member Journal of Spacecraft and Satellites at Southern Cross Space.
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Dr Philippe Laniakea is based in Forde, Australian Capital Territory, Australia while working with Southern Cross Space.
Dr Philippe Laniakea has worked for Southern Cross Space, Arose/Milo Mission Academy, Gilmour Space Technologies, Unsw Canberra, and Unsw Canberra At Adfa.
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Dr Philippe Laniakea holds Phd, Aerospace Engineering from The University Of Queensland.
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