Greg is a problem solver, leader, and manager with 20+ years of space systems experience including technical and program management that holds a TS/SCI security clearance.He is a Manager Systems Engineering 3, in the Payload and Ground Systems Division of Northrop Grumman. He is actively standing up and building out the systems engineering organization to improve program performance across the 8 operating units, 11 sites, and ~400 programs within the unit.He helped lead the submittal of the ~$3B proposal and was named as a key person for the program. He recently served as the technical lead for the development of a US partner nation MILSATCOM System including space, ground, and launch segments. Greg has served as the systems engineering team manager supporting NASA Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC Satellite Servicing Projects Division. The division employed between 300 and 400 individuals over the period and had an annual budget of ~$150M. Before that, he worked as the Cost Account Manager CAM for the Propulsion and Propellant Transfer Subsystems $15M multiyear lifecycle cost budget and effectively utilized systems engineering and program management skills to lead a team of 40+ individuals. He provided architectural leadership for the design and implementation of satellite projects within the division and provided the day-to-day supervision and oversight for a team of systems engineering staff supporting the division across multiple disciplines.He managed the propulsion and propellant transfer systems effort for SSPD projects including technology development for on-orbit refueling and future concept serviceable propulsion systems work. During his time at Orbital ATK, Coll, lead numerous hazardous propulsion tests on: scientific satellites, GEO communication satellites including the Orbital ATK GEOStar line of satellites, Cygnus, Pegasus and other launch vehicle stages. Much of this work is directly related to work that will be conducted to produce the GEOStar Space Vehicles that make up the Space Segment of the Sovereign SATCOM Component SSC. He has traveled to Baikonur Cosmodrome and French Guiana to prepare, test, and load hydrazine and NTO propulsion systems for launch. He served as the Antares systems I&T lead, and GEOStar-3 propulsion subsystem lead. He has also worked at KSC for United Space Alliance as a console operator of the Space Shuttle Main Propulsion System, where he had the unique experience in helping to launch people to space.
Listed skills include Aerospace, Spacecraft, Testing, Propulsion, and 12 others.