I am a 30+ year veteran astronautical engineer. My experience has all been in the field of manned spaceflight operations, primarily in flight crew operations, mission control operations for Space Shuttle missions, and crew training operations for Space Shuttle missions. I'm currently the Chief Engineer for The Safety Branch of the NASA Astronaut Office, where I'm responsible for the overall safety and well-being of NASA flight crews.
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Responsible for NASA astronaut safety during both spacecraft and aircraft operations. Trained to operate systems for Space Shuttle, International Space Station and Russian Soyuz spacecraft. Received NASA's Exceptional Achievement Medal for work in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of NASA astronaut crews.
I teach undergraduate and graduate courses in aeronautical science and physics. Certified to teach ASCI 309, 511, 512, 513, 601, 603, 634 and PHYS 102.
Led a team of engineers responsible for developing new concepts for International Space Station (ISS) operations and for monitoring the space environment for hazards posed both to the ISS and to astronauts.
Led a team of NASA engineers designing new manned spacecraft for future Lunar and Mars exploration programs.
Responsible for NASA astronaut safety during both spacecraft and aircraft operations. Trained to operate systems for Space Shuttle, International Space Station and Russian Soyuz spacecraft. Received NASA's Exceptional Achievement Medal for work in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of NASA astronaut crews.
American Astronautical Society
International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety
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