As Program Manager at the Federal Aviation Administration's NextGen Technology Development & Prototyping Office, Mitchell has lead Research and Development (R&D) projects that help modernize the National Airspace System (NAS) while improving its safety and efficiency. He currently leads the Innovate28 program which is looking to operationalize Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) at one or more key sites. Previously, Mitchell has led a wide array of programs including Performance Based Navigation (PBN) Initiatives such as Established on Required Navigation Performance (EoR) and Multiple Airport Route Separation (MARS), as well as the standardization effort of Remote Towers.With over eight year of experience in leading the development of new aviation technologies spanning communications, navigation, surveillance, and information sharing, Mitchell prides himself in driving concepts from their early stages all the way to implementation.He Graduated with distinction from the Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program with a specialization in finance in December 2020, and before that he graduated from the University of Maryland with an honors degree in Aerospace Engineering in May 2014.
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