| Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL),
California Institute of
Technology. Pasadena, California.
Principal Investigator. (1989-90) NASA-sponsored
research project "Model-Based Wind Retrieval of Wind Fields
Using Seasat Scatterometer Data."
Experiment Manager, SCANSCAT Project. (1989-90)
Responsible for both technical and programmatic aspects of
the SCANSCAT Project (now known as SeaWinds), part of NASA's
Earth Observing System (EoS). Prepared and negotiated budgets
and technical requirements between JPL, NASA headquarters,
other NASA centers and contractors.
Group Leader, Radar Systems Engineering. (1988-90)
Supervised a staff of 5 radar system engineers involved
in the design and performance analysis of JPL flight projects
in spaceborne radar remote sensing including SIR-C and Magellan
(synthetic aperture radars) and NSCAT, NUSCAT, and SCANSCAT
(scatterometers). Responsibilities included interviewing new
personnel, task assignment, reporting to Project Offices,
and negotiating budgets.
Project Engineer, Spaceborne Scatterometer Projects
Office. (1988-90) Senior technical manager for the
JPL scatterometer projects office. Responsible for the high
level design, analysis, and technical management of the scatterometer
projects including instrument design and fabrication, algorithm
development and coding for the ground processing system, mission
operations, calibration data analysis, system performance
analysis, development and maintenance of system requirements,
and supervision of the Project Engineering staff.
Member Technical Staff. (1983-1987) Developed
requirements and the high-level design for the NASA Scatterometer
(NSCAT) project as the NSCAT Instrument Systems Engineer.
Developed performance analysis tools and performed tradeoffs
in developing the onboard signal processor design and the
ground processing system.
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