Raymond Haug, Eit Email & Phone Number

Raymond Haug, Eit is a Formerly Incarcerated Engineer | Martin Scholar 2019 at Quality Controls Corporation. Colleagues describe him as "I was lucky enough to intern with Ray at SpaceX in the summer of 2022. Ray is someone who thrives in ambiguity. During his internship he was consistently faced with unclear requirements, open ended problems, and fast timelines. One of his projects was to facilitate the move of several pressurized nitrogen lines for a large change in factory floorplan. He immediately began documenting locations of existing lines and planning out new ones. As the requirements changed, he adapted quickly, delivering a comprehensive plan to plumbing contractors. Navigating these kinds of logistics seems like second nature to him, but really it comes down to his hard work and go-getter attitude. But it’s not just his technical talent that I found impressive. Ray is also one of the most outgoing engineers I know. He was always striking up conversations with new people at the company, learning about their systems and explaining what our team worked on. He had a rule to speak to one new person at lunch every day—I met dozens more at SpaceX because of this. A lot of engineers tend to get caught up in unnecessary analysis, perfecting a design on paper without ever getting their hands dirty. That is not Ray. Ray is the kind of engineer fixing motorcycles in his garage and building his own shed from scratch. The kind of engineer ready to grab a toolbox and get to work if that’s what needs to be done. In addition to his design and analysis skillset, he most importantly knows how to work with real systems, a huge asset to any engineering firm." and "Raymond is a highly motivated, creative, hands-on problems solver, tackling tough problems and finding and implementing hands on solutions, doing what it takes to get the job done. Ray has a broad base of experience in construction, fluids systems, and data and control systems as an early-career engineer, and will be a great asset to whatever group he is associated with."