Aerospace Systems Engineer
CurrentCollaborating within the Fluids and Propulsion Team on the Blue Moon MK2 lunar lander vehicle under the Lunar Permanence Division
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Noah Hernandez is listed as Aerospace Systems Engineer at Blue Origin, a with 3011 employees, based in Huntsville, Alabama, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Noah Hernandez.
Noah Hernandez previously worked as Undergraduate Research Assistant at Utsa Laser Spectroscopy And Chemical Propulsion Laboratory and Liquid Propulsion Combustion Devices Intern at Nasa - National Aeronautics And Space Administration. Noah Hernandez holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical Engineering from The University Of Texas At San Antonio.
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- Aerospace Systems Engineer at Blue Origin supporting development of the MK2 Lunar Lander vehicle for transporting crew and cargo to the Moon under the NASA Artemis program- B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas at San Antonio- Engineer Intern (E.I.) pursuing my Professional Engineer (P.E.) license- Gained experience with additively manufactured propulsion hardware and combustion device development at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and the Laser Spectroscopy and Chemical Propulsion Laboratory at UTSA
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Huntsville, Alabama, United States
Collaborating within the Fluids and Propulsion Team on the Blue Moon MK2 lunar lander vehicle under the Lunar Permanence Division
San Antonio, Texas, United States
Assisted with successful development and hot-fire testing of laboratory-scale additively manufactured (AM) gas bi-propellant rocket engine printed using 316L stainless steel via laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF)Utilized SolidWorks to contribute to configuration and fabrication of engine fuel injector manifold/plate Conducted propellant impingement injection calculations such as flow rates, injector diameters, orifice angles, number of orifices, etc. in Excel using NASA Chemical Equilibrium with Applications (CEA) data adjusted for 5 lbf of engine thrust and chamber pressure of 100 psigSupported on-site engine mounting, coolant plumbing integration, and assembly of propellant delivery lines in preparation for both coolant flow and hot-fire testsImproved engine AM lead time and acquired machining skills by milling AM build plates as well as drilling and tapping threaded holes into engine hardwareProvided support for AM GRCop-42 alloy print parameter characterization for university’s Renishaw AM400 by reviewing existing literature, communicating with NASA-referenced vendors, and budgeting for materials
Huntsville, Alabama, United States
Directly supported NASA ER13 Combustion Devices branch in additively manufactured (AM) hardware and material developmentPrepared for large-scale TCA hot-fire testing by performing water flow through coolant channels and developing Excel test matrix to successfully characterize optimal cooling as a function of pressure drop, flow rate, density, and effective flow area Began vacuum test failure diagnosis of a small scale spark ignition system; successfully visualized and validated ambient energy output per spark through MATLAB as a function of spark frequency from 7Hz-323Hz and diagnosed unexpected failureInitiated AM GRCop-42 oxidation study to characterize harmful oxidative behavior in elevated combustion chamber operating temperatures (>700℃) by creating a literature review paper exploring oxidation in alloy processing and potential oxidative harms to performance, then heat treating samples to visualize relationship between temperature and discoloration Gained exposure to various metal AM processes and services by updating AM vendor database and acquiring 4 RFQs for Inconel-625 injector hardware
San Antonio, Texas, United States
Diagnosed vehicle powertrain trouble codes using OBDII scanner, as well as starting and charging system failuresProvided hands-on preventative maintenance for customers including battery, windshield wiper, and lightbulb replacementsApplied problem solving skills to provide trustworthy automotive technical advice as well as resolve customer and employee conflicts
San Antonio, Texas, United States
Used AutoCAD to provide drafting support for plumbing domestic and sanitary systems of various facilitiesMaintained company communication, accountability, organization, and documentation using Microsoft OfficeUtilized Zoho Invoice to log checks, organize invoice data, send overdue reminders and invoices to clientsMaintained integrity and confidentiality of all company employee and financial data
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Noah Hernandez is based in Huntsville, Alabama, United States while working with Blue Origin.
Noah Hernandez has worked for Blue Origin, Utsa Laser Spectroscopy And Chemical Propulsion Laboratory, Nasa - National Aeronautics And Space Administration, Autozone, and Hm3 Engineering Consultants, Llc.
Noah Hernandez's colleagues at Blue Origin include Dana Marino, Finn Jake, Bailey Macdonald, Joe O'Hara, and Jennifer Thweatt.
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Noah Hernandez holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical Engineering from The University Of Texas At San Antonio.
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