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Chief Executive Officer
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Starlab
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@nanoracks.com
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Chief Executive Officer
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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
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Marshall Smith is listed as Chief Executive Officer at Starlab, based in Washington, District Of Columbia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at nanoracks.com, phone signal with area code 256, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Marshall Smith.
Marshall Smith previously worked as Chief Technology Officer at Voyager Space and Vice President, Exploration at Voyager Space. Marshall Smith holds Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Electrical And Computer Engineering from University Of Tennessee, Knoxville.
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Outstanding leader and manager of program and project organizations, resources, and staff with 30+ years of proven experience at multiple NASA Centers. Subject Matter Expert for multibillion-dollar launch vehicles, deep space architectures, human and robotic space flight, Systems Engineering and Integration (SE&I), program planning and control, mechanical design and analysis, project and subsystems management, testing and verification, applied technology development, aircraft systems, and avionics and flight simulation systems. Inspirational and trusted leader with 10+ years of experience leading diverse inter-agency and inter-center teams and infusing them with the spirit of cohesion and pride to achieve desired results. Cost-conscious manager while managing multimillion-dollar budgets and matrixed organizations with hundreds of Government and contract personnel. Award-winning executive with outstanding technical and leadership expertise.
Listed skills include Systems Engineering, Aerospace, Requirements Management, Engineering Management, and 14 others.
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Chief Technology Officer
CurrentLead the technical strategy for Voyager's enterprise and guide the Starlab team through the design, development, and operations of the commercial space station.
Jan 2024 - Present
Vice President, Exploration
Oversees the development of Voyager’s customer-focused commercial space stations, lunar platforms, and additional supporting systems. Worked across Voyager’s operating companies to develop technical solutions to advance human exploration capabilities in LEO, cislunar and beyond.
Oct 2022 - Dec 2023
Senior Vice President Of Commercial Space Stations
Nanoracks Llc
Oversaw the development of Nanoracks’ customer-focused commercial space stations, Outpost platforms, and additional supporting systems, including airlocks and more.
Aug 2021 - Sep 2022
Deputy Associate Administrator For Systems Engineering & Integration
Marshall Smith is the deputy associate administrator for systems engineering and integration (DAA for SE&I) in NASA’s Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate (HEO) at NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C. In this role, Smith is responsible for translating the agency’s human space exploration vision into an integrated portfolio that supports.
Jul 2020 - Jul 2021
Director, Human Lunar Exploration Programs
Directs the formulation and execution of NASA’s human lunar exploration activities—the Gateway, which will be the first deep space outpost in cislunar space, and the Human Landing System—that will establish a sustainable, 21st century human presence on the Moon.
Mar 2019 - Jul 2020
Director, Cross-Program Systems Integration/Exploration Systems Development Chief Engineer
Serve as Exploration Systems Development (ESD) CSI Director with leadership responsibilities for a diverse, highly-technical team of over 80 civil servants, 45 contractors and over 500 matrixed personnel distributed between Headquarters and multiple centers. Provides overall leadership, policy, strategic objectives, and guidance for the technical.
Jul 2016 - Mar 2019
Csi Deputy Director/Esd Deputy Chief Engineer
Served as CSI Acting Director with leadership responsibilities for a diverse, highly-technical team of 82 civil service and 45 contractors and over 450 matrixed personnel distributed between Headquarters and multiple centers. Responsible for SE&I across the Space Launch System (SLS), Orion Crew Vehicle, and Exploration Ground Systems Development programs.
Oct 2012 - Aug 2016
Deputy Director, Cross-Program Systems Integration, Esd
Oct 2012 - Jul 2016
Cross-Program Systems Integration (Csi) Flight Test Strategy Lead
Led and participated in development of ESD program roles and responsibilities and governance model that are in use in CSI today. Provided technical leadership and direction to the CSI staff to direct activities at NASA Headquarters and field centers to accomplish ESD cross-program objectives (e.g., executing reviews, reviewing the programs’ progress.
Jun 2011 - Oct 2012
Deputy Manager, Sls Integrated Test & Verification
Developed and initiated implementation of the SLS Test & Verification organization. Identified organizational structure and worked with MSFC and SLS leadership to fill management and key staff positions. Recommended processes and presented lessons learned to SLS senior leadership to aid in the development of the SLS organization. Developed initial SLS.
Dec 2010 - Jun 2011
Mission/Project Manager
Served as LaRC Flagship Technology Demonstration (FTD) Lead. Negotiated with FTD mission managers to provide LaRC expertise, design, and/or hardware on FTD missions. Served as the Mission Manager for the Aerocapture/Entry Descent FTD mission. Led multi-center and contract personnel to develop mission proposals for an Aerocapture/Entry Descent and Landing.
Jan 2010 - Dec 2010
Chief, Ares I-X Systems Engineering And Integration
Served as the SE&I Chief for the Ares I-X Flight Test Mission and as the technical leader for the Ares I-X Mission, establishing mission, subsystem, and component requirements and providing engineering rationale covering safety, cost, schedule, and risk. Led LaRC SE&I team of ~80 civil servants and contractors to integrate the mission across diverse.
May 2007 - Jun 2010
Manager, Larc Ares Project Office (Apo)
Managed approximately 60 civil servants and $33M annually to conduct all Ares Project work at LaRC. Negotiated tasks, resources, and schedules between the Ares Project and LaRC. Managed flight-critical aerodynamics and aeroelasticity wind tunnel tests, structural loads analysis, and guidance, navigation and control analysis for Vehicle Integration, Upper.
Oct 2006 - May 2007
Space Missions Projects Office Manager
Managed all LaRC space systems work, including all planetary missions, off-world missions, and suborbital missions not related to Ares, Orion, or Shuttle. Formulated and implemented robotic exploration missions, integrating them with other NASA centers and external partners (e.g., National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Navy, etc.) to.
Apr 2006 - Oct 2006
Aft Flight Deck (Afd) Project Manager
Managed all technical, financial, schedule, and human resources to develop and install a flight simulator and research system in the passenger compartment of NASA’s B-757. Developed requirements to ensure the system met principal investigator’s program technical, schedule, and fiscal requirements. Directed design, development, and integration of.
Mar 2003 - Apr 2006
B-757 Return-To-Flight Project Manager
Assumed leadership of a struggling project to upgrade NASA’s B-757 airframe and install an airborne research system that would meet human-rated flight safety requirements. Implemented innovative approach to solve significant financial and schedule problems, successfully stopping a multi-month trend of 2 weeks/month schedule erosion. Completed the $40M.
Feb 2005 - Dec 2005
Aft Flight Deck (Afd) Chief Engineer
Provided technical leadership to design, develop, integrate, test, and operate AFD simulator in the B-757 research aircraft. Directed teams of civil servants, contractors, and airframe and avionics suppliers to install the AFD and integrate it with the B-757 flight control system. Drafted, reviewed, and negotiated technical requirements and specifications.
Sep 2000 - Mar 2003
Simulation Systems Engineering Group Leader
Led ~10 civil servants in the Simulation Systems Engineering Group to develop solutions to problems facing the Flight Simulation Facility and the Transport Research System, which included five SOA flight simulators and laboratories with over $50M of equipment. Provided strategic planning by interfacing with customers to determine long-range research.
Feb 1996 - Mar 2003
Ground-Based Systems Manager
Proposed and implemented a new system architecture for ground and flight systems to enable seamless transition of research hardware and software from simulation to flight. Managed the design, construction, installation, and integration of three state-of-the art flight simulators and two flight systems integration laboratories. Approved all purchases.
Sep 1995 - Feb 2000
Simulation Development Engineer
Designed, developed, and integrated components into the simulation architecture to support changing research requirements. Obtained and monitored multimillion-dollar contracts for equipment and services to support aircraft and flight simulation research. Advised customers on proper use of the simulation facilities in order to maximize the quality of.
Jul 1987 - Jul 1997
Student Trainee
Cooperative Education student with work assignments in Engineering, Aeronautics, and Structures.
Sep 1983 - Jul 1987
3 education records
Marshall Smith education
Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Electrical And Computer Engineering
University Of Tennessee, Knoxville
Master Of Engineering - Meng, Electrical And Electronics Engineering
Virginia Tech
Master Of Science (M.S.), Electrical Engineering
Virginia Tech
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What company does Marshall Smith work for?
Marshall Smith works for Starlab.
What is Marshall Smith's role at Starlab?
Marshall Smith is listed as Chief Executive Officer at Starlab.
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AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @nanoracks.com for Marshall Smith at Starlab.
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AeroLeads has found 1 phone signal(s) with area code 256 for Marshall Smith at Starlab.
Where is Marshall Smith based?
Marshall Smith is based in Washington, District Of Columbia, United States while working with Starlab.
What companies has Marshall Smith worked for?
Marshall Smith has worked for Starlab, Voyager Space, Nanoracks Llc, and Nasa - National Aeronautics And Space Administration.
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What schools did Marshall Smith attend?
Marshall Smith holds Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Electrical And Computer Engineering from University Of Tennessee, Knoxville.
What skills is Marshall Smith known for?
Marshall Smith is listed with skills including Systems Engineering, Aerospace, Requirements Management, Engineering Management, Spacecraft, Earned Value Management, Space Systems, and Avionics.
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