Mechanical Engineer
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Mar 2020 - Present
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Holly G. Email & Phone Number
Fuel Cell Engineer at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Fuel Cell Engineer at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Greater Houston, United States
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Holly G. is listed as Fuel Cell Engineer at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, based in Greater Houston, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at nasa.gov, phone signal with area code 337, 281, 318, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Holly G..
Holly G. previously worked as Mechanical Engineer at Nasa - National Aeronautics And Space Administration and Vehicle Systems Engineer - Orion ECLSS Safety Team at Nasa - National Aeronautics And Space Administration. Holly G. holds Mechanical Engineering, French, Math from Mcneese State University.
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Mechanical engineer with good communication skills & a minor in French. Over 14 years experience in research, design, analysis, systems and reliability engineering, operations, and systems training. Former flight controller for the Space Shuttle Electrical Power System & ISS Maintenance and Mechanisms group. Vehicle Systems Engineer in Safety and Mission Assurance for the Orion/MPCV Environmental Control and Life Support System and Electrical Power System, and currently Fuel Cell and ISRU engineer for the lunar lander. Received a Performance Award for work done on a fuel cell cooling problem during STS-127. Recipient of the NASA Group Achievement Award & the Johnson Space Center Group Achievement Award. Recipient of the MOD Director's Award for outstanding contributions to the Mission Operations Directorate. Named by the X-Prize Foundation as an Inspiring Woman in the Space Community.Design experience on DeHavilland Twin Otter Aircraft, the Coast Guard HH-65 Dolphin Helicopter, Army HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System) vehicle, NASA's Crew Exploration Vehicle, and NASA’s MPCV. Performed research at Alabama A&M University & the University of Alabama in Huntsville with Marshall Spaceflight Center using silicon & palladium as hydrogen detectors for the Space Shuttle, and on Aerogel as an insulator for Shuttle payloads.Extensive public relations & space outreach experience. Museum Guide at the US Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL, giving tours to groups of 100 people or more. Member of the Johnson Space Center Speakers Bureau, & former member of the JSC Social Media Working Group's Research & Innovation team.Founding member of NASA Forward, developed to foster a community integrated across NASA centers to help resolve institutional issues. Former head of the New Media & New Places team for Project Blue Moon, which created an open collaboration environment across the NASA Community. Former Community Manager for NASA's Fragile Oasis blog.Specialties: Space Operations, Systems Engineering, Fuel Cells, Systems Safety
Listed skills include Systems Engineering, Spacecraft, Space Systems, Aerospace, and 46 others.
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Vehicle Systems Engineer - Orion Eclss Safety Team
Safety and Mission Assurance
Nov 2015 - Mar 2020
Reliability Engineer
Nov 2012 - Nov 2015
Flight Controller
Flight Controller for the Space Shuttle Electrical Power System. Responsible for the real-time monitoring, technical support, systems integration, and operations of the Space Shuttle in the following areas: Power Reactant Storage and Distribution, Fuel Cells, and Electrical Power Distribution. Certified Space Shuttle Trainer instructor to teach astronauts and other flight controllers. Experience in all phases of flight including Ascent, Entry, and Docking. Job activities include managing the power consumption, power configuration, electrical bus loading (AC and DC), and cryogenic budgeting for space shuttle simulations and missions.Lead Electrical Power Systems Officer for Space Shuttle missions STS-116, STS-117, STS-120, STS-126, and STS-131. Actively supported 19 Space Shuttle missions as the Electrical Power System Officer in the Shuttle Mission Control Center. Chosen as the Electrical Group Representative to the Problem Resolution Team (PRT) for the cryogenic system. Led teams in real time failure analysis and problem solving activities. Modified operations procedures used by other team members and crew members. Experience with safety documentation and an active instructor to others on the Shuttle Electrical System. Chosen as the wiring and Lithium-Ion battery operations representative for all work associated with the Crew Exploration Vehicle. Presented the Mission Operations viewpoint on the importance of wire ID’s to the CEV Chief Engineer, attended Technical Interchange Meetings, and the CEV Wiring Subsystem Design Review.In the Mission Operations Directorate and United Space Alliance “New Business” area, job activities included writing, directing, producing, editing, and animation for two New Business videos shown at space conferences and three Shuttle Knowledge Capture videos.Awards: -NASA Group Achievement Award-Performance Award-MOD Director’s Award-Johnson Space Center Group Achievement Award
Mar 2004 - Oct 2012
Mechanical Engineer
Texas Air Services
Testing, stress analysis, and design on high-viscosity silicone in place of hydraulic oil on shock absorbers for the Army’s HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System) program, landing gear for the Coast Guard’s HH-65 Dolphin helicopter, and the design and repair of parts for the DeHavilland Twin Otter aircraft. The design process included travel as required to Huntsville, AL to present concepts to the Army for the HIMARS project, and to Dayton, OH to perform drop testing at Wright-Patterson AFB for the Coast Guard. Job activities also included choosing and ordering testing software and materials, interpreting test data, and the presentation of ideas, proposals, and data to clients. Used AutoCAD on a regular basis.
Jun 2003 - Mar 2004
Research Intern
Used LabView to test the mechanical and insulation properties of Aerogel and find its modulus of elasticity to see if it was possible to build a structure around a Space Shuttle payload in order to keep it at a constant temperature without requiring extra heater power.
May 1999 - Aug 1999
Museum Guide
Gave tours to the public around the space museum at the US Space and Rocket Center on the history of the US space program, sometimes to groups of over 100.
Jun 1998 - Aug 1999
Research Intern
Used LabView to test silicon and palladium as potential hydrogen detectors for the Space Shuttle.
May 1998 - Aug 1999
2 education records
Holly G. education
Mechanical Engineering, French, Math
Mcneese State University
Pre-Engineering/Liberal Arts
Northwestern State University
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Holly G. works for NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Holly G. is listed as Fuel Cell Engineer at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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AeroLeads has found 2 work email signals at @nasa.gov for Holly G. at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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AeroLeads has found 7 phone signal(s) with area code 337, 281, 318 for Holly G. at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Holly G. is based in Greater Houston, United States while working with NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
What companies has Holly G. worked for?
Holly G. has worked for Nasa - National Aeronautics And Space Administration, Shell, United Space Alliance/Johnson Space Center, Texas Air Services, and University Of Alabama In Huntsville.
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Holly G. holds Mechanical Engineering, French, Math from Mcneese State University.
What skills is Holly G. known for?
Holly G. is listed with skills including Systems Engineering, Spacecraft, Space Systems, Aerospace, Simulations, Engineering, Aircraft, and Research.
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