I am an Attitude Determination and Control Officer (ADCO) supporting flight operations for the International Space Station. I am responsible for maintaining the motion control system to ensure crew safety, vehicle safety, and mission success.In addition to being a certified flight controller, I am currently training to become a Motion Control Group (MCG) Instructor where I will train and evaluate ADCO flight controller trainees throughout their training flow.Outside of supporting the ISS, I am also the Flight Dynamics Pressurized Vehicles Lead where I review and develop requirements and ConOps for the GN&C systems on the Artemis Lunar Surface habitat projects (Pressurized Rover, Multi-Purpose Habitat, and Surface Habitat) that will enable long duration human exploration mission on the Moon’s South Pole.Before joining Flight Operations at NASA, I obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering from Purdue University.
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