About the Event:
Mastering Up organizing a free online skill development session titled “Understanding the NASA Systems Engineering Process” delivered by “Mr. George Salazar” (Human-Computer Interface Technical Discipline Lead, NASA)
Date: 11/12/2023 (Monday)
Time: 06.30 PM -07.30 PM (IST)
E-Certificated will be provided
About the Guest:
Mr. George Salazar is a distinguished professional with a wealth of expertise in the field of electrical engineering and systems engineering. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Houston and furthered his academic pursuits by obtaining a Master of Science in Systems Engineering from Southern Methodist University. With over 40 years of comprehensive experience, Mr. Salazar has honed his skills in telemetry, communications, speech control, command and data handling, audio, displays and controls, intelligent lighting, project management, and systems engineering. Throughout his illustrious career, Mr. Salazar has demonstrated a commitment to innovation, holding multiple invention patents in recognition of his contributions to the field. Currently serving as the Human-Computer Interface Technical Discipline Lead at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, he plays a pivotal role in developing advanced human interfaces for monitoring and controlling spacecraft. Additionally, Mr. Salazar serves as the Displays and Controls Subsystem Manager for the Commercial Crew Program and the Artemis Moon Human Lander System, showcasing his leadership and management capabilities in high-profile projects. A registered professional engineer in the state of Texas, Mr. Salazar has achieved Expert Systems Engineer Professional certification through the International Council on Systems Engineering. His diverse skill set and wealth of experience make him a key asset in shaping the future of space exploration and technology.
Course Link: Understanding the NASA Systems Engineering Process
As a current college student, I met Mr. George Salazar via LinkedIn earlier this year and we’ve had several informative conversations. I look up to him as a leader and mentor due to his passion for helping students learn more about NASA. I look forward to learning anything that I can about his work as I’m passionate about NASA, exploration, and becoming more educated in these areas. As a content creator, aspiring explorer and media specialist, it is important to learn as much as I can about NASA, the space industry and the processes behind the scenes in order to help educate audiences about the world of exploration accurately. At NASA, exploration begins with the fundamentals of engineering.
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