Greg Smith Email & Phone Number

Stillwater, Ok

I manage business development and provide oversight for Company UAS, Missile and Test Systems programs and requests for proposal. Manages internal/external customer relationships, develops long range strategic plans for marketing FES capabilities/products, and collaborates in DOD electronic assemblies and unmanned systems technology development to meet assigned performance goals and objectives. Proactively contributes to the development and realization of short and long range FES Corporate strategy, plans, priorities, processes, goals and objectives. Reports directly to COO and responsible for tasks assigned and business leads discussions and weekly reviews. I present reports to senior management during weekly team meetings, and monthly reviews, and when requested. Produces monthly business projections based on review of future business opportunities for all FES opportunities, but specifically in UAS, Test Systems, and Missile sub-assemby product areas.

Stillwater, Ok

Mr. Greg Smith has over 27 years experience in the field of developing, documenting, and shipment of electronic DOD/commercial integrated test equipment and ground support equipment. As business area manager/program manager with experience in managing, planning, tracking, reporting, documenting, and delivering advanced electrical, electronic test, RF test, and ground support systems to valued customers throughout the world. Mr. Smith is an experienced electrical engineer with design development, analysis, verification, and sell-off experience. He has performed as a program manager with oversight responsibilities on over 250 contracts directly managed (over $40 million in business) during the past 15+ years. Mr. Smith has served as business area manager of Test and Simulation Systems, a business division of Frontier Electronic Systems since 2000. His responsibilities include being a member of the senior management team, reporting directly to the COO, directly influencing and providing resources to meet and exceed revenue, profit, overhead targets, direct labor and indirect cost forecasts, reporting progress to target budgets and scheduled deliveries, and assisting in marketing efforts for the company and the business area.

Frontier Electronic Systems

Over 27 years experience in the field of developing, documenting, and shipment of electronic DOD/commercial integrated test equipment and ground support equipment. I have served as business area manager of Test and Simulation Systems, a business division of Frontier Electronic Systems since 2002 and as program manager/team leader for 7 years prior. My responsibilities include being a member of the senior management team, reporting directly to the COO, directly influencing and providing resources to meet and exceed revenue, profit, overhead targets, direct labor and indirect cost forecasts, reporting progress to target budgets and scheduled deliveries, and assisting in marketing efforts for the company and the business area. Before becoming Program Manager, I was an electrical engineer on DOD Aerospace projects and designed Circuir Card Assemblies (CCAs), electronics, power systems, Automatic Test Equipment (ATE), and test boxes for acceptance testing of manufactured designs in various electronics assemblies.

Oklahoma State University

Consult and serve with fellow council members and OSU EET faculty to enhance program curriculum, degree programs, student experience, scholarships, department funding, and accreditation. We meet twice per year in November and April of each academic year. This is a volunteer position on this College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology (CEAT) Electrical Engineering Technology (EET)Industry Advisory Council (IAC).

Worked as an electronics technician assembling and testing CMOS encoders for ARES series rockets. This was part time position as I was full time student at OSU at this time.

Worked the register taking orders and making sales. Prepared chemicals for both the machine that developed negatives from 35mm/110 film and the printing machine that converted the negatives to beautiful photos. Learned to bar code orders for tracking and packaging filing photos for future sale and pickup by customers. Learned to close all registers at the end of day and make nightly deposit and closed the store.

Masters Of Science, Electrical Engineering, 3.2

Activities and Societies: Tau Alpha Pi National Honor Society Institute and Electrical and Electronic Engineers President of OSU Amateur.

Bachelors Of Science In Engineering Technology, Electronics Design/Minor In Math, 3.7

Activities and Societies: Tau Alpha Pi National Honor Society Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Vice President of OSU.

High School Diploma, College Preparatory School, 3.8

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society Outstanding Senior Boy Computer Science Award Student CouncilAmerican Legion Heritage.