Guy Smith Email & Phone Number

Pacific Northwest

Hey Folks... I retired in October 2021, but you didn't know that because I lost access to this accountRetirement is awesome !

Pacific Northwest

My responsibilities here include assembly, test and troubleshooting of navigation systems related to commercial and military aircraft, as part of the New Products Introduction team. The products include state of the art sensor systems (LWIR and Visible), Optical systems, such as Head Up Guidance Systems and related hardware. Testing includes FTP/ATP tests.

Anaheim

After Boeing acquired the aerospace businesses of Rockwell International, we became Boeing employees, performing the same work processes at the same work centers as before with Rockwell.

Anaheim, CA

After return to Autonetics from Space Division - Palmdale; Performed test and troubleshooting on Inertial Navigation system components related to the ESGN system (Electrically Suspended Gyro Navigator), including high precision mechanical gyroscopes, and stable platform electronics (ICA - Integrated Control Assembly). I also performed test and.

Palmdale CA - Plant 42

Here I performed work on a number of Space Shuttle projects, including refurbishment, test and troubleshooting of Space Shuttle hardware during OMDP (Orbiter Maintenance Down Period). I also spent a number of months working at the Downey facility on behalf of Palmdale Space Division, performing assembly, test and operational tasks during validation of the.

Anaheim, CA

I first joined the Autonetics Division of Rockwell International in March of 1983, which began a decade of work on these state of the art programs:> SINS (Ships Inertial Navigation System) - Board, Unit and System-Level performance test and troubleshooting.> ESGM (Electrically Suspended Gyro Monitor) - Board, Unit and System-level performance test and.

Downey, CA

I began my career at Rockwell International as an Electrical Installer - Fabricating and installing Wire Harnesses into the Space Shuttle Crew Module and Aft Fuselage. I eventually transferred to the Test Department, performing circuit analysis on Space Shuttle Wiring as part of the DITMCO test team. While I missed the production phase on Space Shuttle.