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Responsible to the Director of Electrical Engineering for the planning, implementation and oversight of the engineering goals and objectives for Technical Operations and the Electrical Engineering directorate.

Responsible for the technical oversight of Internal Research and Development (IRAD) and contract related efforts associated with PAC-3 MSE integration capture pursuits. This included the staffing of each project, coordination with program management counterparts to align budgetary and schedule requirements, leading proposal efforts within the area, and.

Grand Prairie, TX

Leading a multi-disciplined team of 15 engineers with responsibility for the design, analysis, development, and testing of a guided medium caliber gun-launched projectile for the DARPA Multi-Azimuth Defense Fast-Intercept Round Engagement System (MAD-FIRES). I provide technical direction and ensure the execution of both the contractual obligations as well.

As the Principal Investigator for the Low Cost Prototyping (LCP) Internal Research and Development (IRAD) program, I am responsible for managing the cost, schedule, and technical aspects associated with the IRAD. This not only includes the currently identified areas of interest but also continuously pursuing other areas of interest and opportunities that.

I am the Integration lead for the Affordability Test Bed (ATB) lab that is a new addition to the Advanced Technology Development group within Applied Research (AR). The ATB is an environment that allows for rapid prototyping of COTS/GOTS components for incorporation into military applications. The primary task during 2013 was to get the lab "stood-up" and.

I was the PATRIOT Advanced Capability 3 (PAC-3) Telemetry Lead on the PAC-3 Integrated Fire Control test at Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR). I was the main telemetry point of contact for UTTR and helped ensure that a new flight test range was ready to support a PAC-3 flight test for the first time ever. I played a similar role on the FTI-01 mission at.

I was the Telemetry and Flight Termination System lead for the Long Range Anti-Ship Missile Variant B. This included the technical oversight of the design of the system, coordination between multiple disciplines internally, coordination with the flight test ranges, oversight of $5.7M worth of subcontracts, and the leadership and management of my team.

I was the telemetry lead for the Sea-Based Missile Segment Enhancement Concept and Development phase on PAC-3. My primary responsibilities during this time were: PAC-3 ED & MSE TM support during flight tests at WSMR; development of quick turn solutions for telemetry needs across multiple programs; and product design support and manufacturing liaison for.

My primary role was the development and integration of new data acquisition (TASNET) components and ongoing test support for both PAC3 MSE and PAC3 related efforts. Recently, my focus has been on the design and integration of the Telemetry Interface Assembly (TIA). The TIA consists of the Missile Telemetry Interface (MTI) and the Launcher Telemetry.

My initial job duties included the definition and layout of appropriate interfaces for the integration and testing of production missiles. A short time in to my initial hiring, I transitioned into the Instrumentation group in support of the PATRIOT Advanced Capability 3 (PAC-3) program and specifically the Missile Segment Enhancement (MSE) program. While.

Bachelor'S Degree, Electrical And Computer Engineering

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