Madison Herrmann Email & Phone Number

College Station, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States

I interned in the Human Health and Performance Lab at NASA's Johnson Space Center, supporting the EVA & Environmental Physiology Laboratory (EEPL) and Exercise Physiology Countermeasures (EPC). I contributed to projects related to model development for the prediction of astronaut health during a lunar EVA, as well as the creation of fitness assessments to.

As the Project Manager for NASA SLI, I was responsible for managing critical subteams (structures, avionics, and payload) in order to facilitate the project's development. I worked alongside two Deputy Project Managers, the three Subteam Leads, our Safety Officer, and their respective team members. Our team consisted of approximately 35 undergraduate.

Columbus, OH

I served as the lead for the structures sub team, responsible for constructing our rocket's structural components including body tubes, nose cones, and fins. I led a team of approximately 10 people during weekly meetings and collaborated with BSLI's leadership team to complete competition requirements for the NASA Student Launch Competition.We construct.

Columbus, OH

I helped organize events to involve BSLI members in community STEM engagement. One of these events included volunteering at the Center of Science and Industry to assemble science experiment kits to send to students during quarantine.

Beavercreek, Ohio, United States

I learned the methodology of model-based systems engineering through KBR's National Security Solutions Division. I incorporated system design features, requirements, analyses, and validation methods into condensed models in order to increase project design efficiency. A few of my projects included modeling an EVA suit's Portable Life Support System (PLSS).

Troy, Ohio, United States

I interned in the Collins Aerospace Landing Systems division. I worked with customer support engineers and the new product development group to initiate tests/inspections for regional and business jet aircraft. I learned about aircraft wheels and brakes and gained experience solving real-world problems with a team of experienced engineers.

Huntsville, Alabama, United States

During my summer at Space Camp, I mentored a new team of students each week throughout a mock-astronaut training program. As a Crew Trainer, I was responsible for teaching the trainees about the history of space exploration, the basics of rocketry, current events happening in the aerospace industry, etc. It was great to return to camp after having attended.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Aerospace Engineering

Activities and Societies: Bioastronautics and Human Performance Laboratory

B.S. Aerospace Engineering - Honors, Magna Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: The Buckeye Space Launch Initiative NASA Gateways to Blue Skies Research Group Diamond Grove Scholars American.

Ohio Department Of Education Honors Stem Diploma

Activities and Societies: Underwater Robotics Team Varsity Girls Tennis Captain Vice President of National Honor Society Buckeye Girls.