Tim is a Senior Engineer in the Engineering Directorate at the NASA John F. Kennedy Space Center (KSC). He serves as a technical resource in engineering assurance with a specialty in quantitative Reliability Engineering and Technical Risk -- and he is the founder and Technical Editor of the KSC Reliability website that targets the practitioner.Related-Work Experience: 30 years at NASA in Reliability Engineering and related engineering assurance disciplines. Served as the Agency’s Reliability Lead (acting) while on detail with the NASA Safety Center. At Johnson Space Center (JSC) with the Office of Safety, Reliability, and Quality Assurance: Flight Systems Safety Engineer, Reliability Engineer, and Lead of the Analysis and Assessment Methodology Group. Prior to SRQA, worked in Mission Operations Directorate (crew and flight controller training) and Administration (program control training).Related Professional Affiliation: For the American Society for Quality (ASQ): Senior member, active Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE), member of ASQ’s CRE exam review team, and guest speaker.Formal Education: Mathematics, Competency-Based Education (Systems Engineering), and Management. Co-op student in Design Engineering with a manufacturer of computerized numerical-control (CNC) machine tools. Member of Pi Mu Epsilon, a national honorary in Mathematics.Roles and Selected Capabilities in Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (RMA): On-Call-Technical ResourceSubject-Matter ExpertResource for Tools and TechniquesInfluencer[Additional] Performance-based management (e.g., HPT), competency-based training, and metrics.