Missions Supported 2001 - 2023 (Retired)
Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit & Opportunity
Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit & Opportunity
Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit & Opportunity
Launched: 2003 Mission End: 2013
Role: Lead technical parts engineer
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO)
Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit & Opportunity
Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit & Opportunity
Launched 2005. In operation
Role: Lead EEE Parts Engineer
Mars Science Laboratory "Curiosity"
Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit & Opportunity
Mars Science Laboratory "Curiosity"
Launched 2011. In operation
Role: Project EEE Parts Engineer - Payload Lead
JUNO - Jupiter Polar Orbiter
JUNO - Jupiter Polar Orbiter
Mars Science Laboratory "Curiosity"
Launched 2011
Jupiter Orbit Insertion: 2016
In Operation
Role: Lead Project EEE Parts Engineer
InSight Mars Lander
JUNO - Jupiter Polar Orbiter
InSight Mars Lander
Launched: 2018
Mission ended: 2022
Role: Project EEE Parts Engineer
Europa Clipper
JUNO - Jupiter Polar Orbiter
InSight Mars Lander
Launch: October 2024
Role: Lead Project EEE Parts Engineer
Deep Space Atomic Clock Physics Package
Moon, Mineralogy & Mapper (Instrument) on Chandrayann-1)
Moon, Mineralogy & Mapper (Instrument) on Chandrayann-1)
Launched: June 25, 2019
Role: Project EEE Parts Engineer
Moon, Mineralogy & Mapper (Instrument) on Chandrayann-1)
Moon, Mineralogy & Mapper (Instrument) on Chandrayann-1)
Moon, Mineralogy & Mapper (Instrument) on Chandrayann-1)
Moon, Mineralogy & Mapper (M3)
Instrument
Launched: 2008
Spacecraft: Chandrayann-1 (ISRO)
Role: Project Parts Engineer
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter - Diviner Instrument
Moon, Mineralogy & Mapper (Instrument) on Chandrayann-1)
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter - Diviner Instrument
Launched: 2009
In Operation
Role: Project Parts Engineer
Europa Clipper - All Instruments Installed
Visiting the Spacecraft Assembly Facility at JPL March 2024.
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter - Diviner Instrument
My last and most challenging project.
NASA flagship, Level 1 Mission
Visiting the Spacecraft Assembly Facility at JPL March 2024.
Visiting the Spacecraft Assembly Facility at JPL March 2024.
Visiting the Spacecraft Assembly Facility at JPL March 2024.
I was the Europa Clipper Lead EEE Parts Engineer from 2015 to 2023.
Europa Clipper launches in October 2024.
Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) Awards
Jason-3 Safety and Mission Assurance
Jason-3 Safety and Mission Assurance
Jason-3 Safety and Mission Assurance
Role: Provided Parts Engineering Specialist Support
ExoMars Electra Radio
Jason-3 Safety and Mission Assurance
Jason-3 Safety and Mission Assurance
Role: Project EEE Parts Engineer
Mars 2020 Parts Anomaly Team Award
Jason-3 Safety and Mission Assurance
Mars 2020 Parts Anomaly Team Award
Supported M2020 Anomaly Team as Subject Matter Expert
InSight Project
InSight Project
Mars 2020 Parts Anomaly Team Award
Role: Project EEE Parts Engineer
InSight Project
InSight Project
InSight Project
Role: Project EEE Parts Engineer
InSight Project
InSight Project
InSight Project
Role: Project EEE Parts Engineer
Juno Project
Europa Clipper - Voyager Award
Europa Clipper - Voyager Award
Role: Lead Project EEE Parts Engineer
Europa Clipper - Voyager Award
Europa Clipper - Voyager Award
Europa Clipper - Voyager Award
Role: Lead Project EEE Parts Engineer
Juno Project
Europa Clipper - Voyager Award
Chandrayann-1 - JPL Moon, Minerology and Mapper Instrument
Chandrayann-1 - JPL Moon, Minerology and Mapper Instrument
Chandrayann-1 - JPL Moon, Minerology and Mapper Instrument
Chandrayann-1 - JPL Moon, Minerology and Mapper Instrument
JPL developed and produced the Moon, Minerology and Mapper Radiometer for the Indian Space Research Organization.
Photo Gallery
Mars Science Laboratory - Curiosity
Three generations of Mars Rovers.Pathfinder, Mars Exploration Rovers and Mars Science Laboratory.
Europa, a moon of Jupiter. Europa has more water than all of earth's water combined. Europa may be capable of sustaining life as we know it.
Artist's rendition of the Europa Clipper spacecraft with Europa and Jupiter in the background
One of the last images from the InSight mission. This spherical instrument was known as SEIS. It was provided by CNES, the French Space Agency.
Good night InSight!
Deep Space Atomic Clock Instrument
