At Orion, we know without a doubt that our people make the biggest difference. That’s why, along with helping our customers achieve mission success, our people are our top priority. TAKING CARE OF OUR PEOPLE At Orion, we know without a doubt that our people make the biggest difference. That’s why, along with helping our customers achieve mission success, our people are our top priority. From the moment you apply online to the time you arrive at orientation, it is our own mission to assure you are made to feel like just that—a priority. A CULTURE OF CONTINUOUS LEARNING At Orion, we have a culture of learning where training and career development is a partnership and mutual investment between the company and the employee. In addition to hiring the best and the brightest, we ensure our employees have access to the tools and educational opportunities to succeed in their jobs and grow their careers. We offer a wide range of career development opportunities, including: LONG-TERM DISABILITY SHORT-TERM DISABILITY 401(K) WITH IMMEDIATE VESTING FLEXIBLE SPENDING PLAN HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT HEALTH AND WELLNESS It takes more than competitive salaries to attract and retain the best employees—they deserve great pay, a flexible work environment and solid, sustainable benefits. Orion’s benefits program, provided by our parent company Arcfield, was created and evolves frequently to ensure we provide our employees with the peace of mind they need to enjoy their job and life outside of work. We review our benefit options annually to ensure we’re offering the most complete and competitive package. Benefits include: ON-THE-JOB, CLASSROOM AND SELF-PACED TRAINING FORMAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AT EVERY STAGE OF YOUR CAREER INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS MENTORING Please note that benefits may vary by locations. A complete and current descriptions of our benefits will be provided upon hire. MEDICAL INSURANCE DENTAL INSURANCE VISION INSURANCE LIFE INSURANCE PAID TIME OFF

At Orion Space Solutions our dedicated team of scientists, engineers and industry experts stand ready to address our customer’s toughest challenges in innovative and novel ways WORKING AT ORION At Orion Space Solutions our dedicated team of scientists, engineers and industry experts stand ready to address our customers’ toughest challenges in innovative and novel ways. Our team supports each step of a mission life cycle, and employees are empowered to shape the future of space. If you’re looking to join a company that promises an exciting environment where no two days are the same and are passionate about supporting national security, Orion is the place for you. A TEAM OF TOP TALENT At Orion Space Solutions, we are united by a shared commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation in science and technology. Our remarkable group collaborates seamlessly to develop groundbreaking solutions to the nation’s toughest space and defense challenges. The scientists and engineers at Orion have more than a century of combined experience and knowledge that lead our customers’ missions to success. LEARN MORE ENJOY A FULL RANGE OF BENEFITS Through our parent company, Arcfield, Orion offers a full suite of health care and insurance options to fit every lifestyle and encourages all employees to maintain a healthy work-life balance. We also provide professional learning tools and resources—from career paths and individual development plans to online, in-classroom and certification training programs—to propel your career. LEARN MORE DISCOVER YOUR NEW CAREER Our people make the difference, which is why we foster an environment where you can do your best work while helping our government customers achieve mission success. If you have a passion for technology and are driven by innovation and creativity, don’t wait—apply today. EXPLORE JOBS

Stop by our booth to learn how we’re delivering next-generation defense and space technologies in support of INDOPACOM and explore how our innovative solutions enhance mission readiness in the Indo-Pacific region.  JOIN US AT THE PACIFIC OPERATIONAL SCIENCE + TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE 2025 BOOTH #1522 Stop by our booth to learn how we’re delivering next-generation defense and space technologies in support of INDOPACOM and explore how our innovative solutions enhance mission readiness in the Indo-Pacific region. SPACE DOMAIN AWARENESS SMALLSAT SPACECRAFT DATA SOLUTIONS OPERATIONAL SPACE DOMAIN AWARENESS Orion delivers advanced operational space domain awareness solutions, enabling real-time monitoring and predictive analysis of the space environment. We provide actionable insights on the impacts that space weather and ionospheric effects have on orbital activity satellite communications, GPS precision and HF propagation to enhance decision-making and protect critical space assets. LEARN MORE NEXT-GEN SMALLSAT AND INSTRUMENTATION DESIGN We provide a full suite of spacecraft solutions in various sizes. With custom configuration and expert sensor and payload design delivered on a flexible platform, we help customers gain low-cost access to space. LEARN MORE ADVANCED DATA SOLUTIONS AND SERVICES Defense, civil and commercial organizations are increasingly turning to Data as a Service (DaaS) to efficiently collect critical information about the near space environment, including the thermosphere, ionosphere and magnetosphere. LEARN MORE ADVANCED SPACE AND DEFENSE SOLUTIONS FOR INDOPACOM POST 2025 EXHIBIT HALL HOURS Hawaii Convention Center Honolulu, HI BOOTH #1522 March 3 | 9:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. March 4 | 9:30 a.m. - 6:15 p.m. REGISTER FOR POST EVENTS AND ENGAGEMENTS The ACMES Triton Satellite: A Versatile Platform for the Next Generation of Advanced High-Powered CubeSats Lucas Anderson August 5 | 4:45 p.m. A Compact High-Resolution Ion and Neutral Time-Of-Flight Mass Spectrometer for Advanced Space Applications Lucas Anderson August 6 | 9:15 a.m. Mission Overview and Recent Observations from Orion Space Solutions' Satellite Payload for Remote Sensing of Ocean Surface Winds Ian Collett August 6 | 10:00 a.m. CONTACT LEARN MORE FILE NAME DESCRIPTION SIZE DOWNLOAD First name* Last name* Email* Phone* Message* SUBMIT Arcfield Company Overview Learn more about Arcfield 1 MB Orion Space Solutions Sector Overview Learn more about Orion Space Solutions 501 KB Dragster Learn more about the Dragster assimilative model for atmospheric drag 905 KB Ionosphere as a Service Learn more about our ionospheric modeling capabilities 580 KB TIDDBIT Hypersonics Learn more about our ionospheric sensing capabilities 783 KB

Orion Space Solutions supports a diverse range of missions. The breadth of mission needs showcases our adaptability and depth of expertise across all operational domains. SORTIE The Scintillation Observations & Response of the Ionosphere to Electrodymanics (SORTIE) mission was designed to map and further understand the ionosphere’s wave-like plasma perturbation distributions. SORTIE deployed from the International Space Station (ISS) in 2020 and demonstrated the first successful integration, ground calibration and flight of a single-aperture ion velocity meter instrument package for ionospheric measurements from a CubeSat. As a pathfinder mission, SORTIE opens the door to a “constellation of SORTIEs” that would then help provide an instantaneous global view of the Earth’s ionospheric structure and activity. RROCI Striving to bridge gaps and improve the functionality of space-based environmental monitoring (SBEM) systems, the United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC) sought a commercial prototype electro-optical / infrared weather system (EWS) mission capable of characterizing global clouds in near real-time to support Department of Defense operations. SSC selected Orion Space Solutions to produce the EWS Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (EWS RROCI). EWS RROCI utilizes commercial off-the-shelf systems to produce cloud characterization and launched in March 2024. LEARN MORE ORION-SUPPORTED MISSIONS Orion Space Solutions supports a diverse range of missions. The breadth of mission needs showcases our adaptability and depth of expertise across all operational domains. Our foundation in space science and physics allows us to deliver high-quality products and services to defense and civilian customers, and create technology solutions that can be used on Earth, in space and everywhere in between. DRAGSTER With the entrance of new international participants in space and with the rapid expansion of commercial activities in low Earth orbit (LEO), the number of space objects needing high-fidelity tracking is growing very quickly. The USSF currently tracks more than 29,000 objects in LEO, up from 20,000 just a few years ago. To address this challenge, Orion developed Dragster which improves the limitations of existing atmospheric drag models with its assimilative framework. This forward-looking design means that the Dragster tool can be optimized to leverage an ensemble of models most appropriate for the task at hand, and future improvements to any such models will flow directly into Dragster performance. LEARN MORE OSVW Sensor Ocean surface vector wind data is critical for weather models, forecasts, ship maneuvers and flight operations for all armed services, as well as commercial maritime shipping and drilling operations. Orion developed a SmallSat form-factor payload that uses the reflection of global positioning system signals off the ocean to measure sea state and ocean surface vector winds (OSVW) for weather forecasting. The sensor is still on-orbit and we continue to collect and analyze the data. EDGE LIDAR EDGE is the world's first small-scale topographic and bathymetric scanning LiDAR that can detect small underwater objects, measure shallow water depth, and survey critical underwater infrastructure from a small UAV platform—developed and produced at Orion. EDGE provides high-definition measurements both above and below the water surface and accurately measures the transition from land to water. Additionally, the tool provides simultaneous water and bottom surface detection at sub-centimeter accuracy and precision from shore through shallow waters—an industry first. LEARN MORE

Arcfield's Orion Space Solution announces a major advancement in global real-time weather data collection with the successful launch of its Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (RROCI). Arcfield's Orion Space Solution announces a major advancement in global real-time weather data collection with the successful launch of its Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (RROCI). CHANTILLY, Va., MARCH 4, 2025 – Arcfield, a leading government technology and mission support provider, announced today a major advancement in global real-time weather data collection with the successful launch of its Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (RROCI). The innovative Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) sensor, designed for accurate, timely weather forecasting, provides critical weather data to government agencies, bolstering warfighter capability. Launched in early 2024 via a commercial Transporter-10 mission as part of the U.S. Space Force's EO/IR Weather System (EWS) program, RROCI was designed to provide near real-time cloud scanning and terrestrial weather data with high precision. The sensor is mounted on a 12U CubeSat, which enables its compact and efficient design. When compared to existing U.S. weather satellites, RROCI’s objective was to deliver results that meet or exceed current standards in a CubeSat platform, for reduced size, weight and power sensors, highlighting its potential to set a new standard in space-based weather sensing capabilities. “The RROCI sensor is a leap forward in our ability to deliver rapid, real-time data for critical climate and weather monitoring in an affordable manner,” said Chad Fish, president and general manager of Orion Space Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield. “There are no other sensors currently on the market that have the potential to provide this quality of data from a platform of this size, showing just how powerful and effective miniaturized technology can be in tackling major global challenges." By using advanced proprietary sensors and commercially available systems with a compact, powerful design, RROCI can enable affordable deployment across satellite constellations, offering a level of coverage previously unattainable. "We’re incredibly proud of how Orion Space Solutions is pushing the boundaries of space-based weather prediction,” said Kevin Kelly, chairman and CEO of Arcfield. "The RROCI sensor is a prime example of our team’s engineering prowess. They have unlocked SmallSat possibilities we’ve never seen before, which will drive both national defense and resilience in ways that truly matter." RROCI’s data can deliver substantial benefits not only to the Department of Defense and civil space, but also to the commercial sector. By enhancing civilian weather prediction accuracy, the sensor bolsters emergency response capabilities, improving global safety and preparedness. Following the conclusion of the EWS program, Orion Space Solutions plans to make the RROCI sensor technology broadly available to government and commercial entities as the Spectre Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) sensor. To learn more about how Arcfield’s Orion Space Solutions is bridging critical data gaps in weather forecasting and its impacts, visit orion.arcfield.com for additional details. About Arcfield Arcfield was purpose-built to protect the nation and its allies through innovations in systems engineering and integration, space and mission launch assurance, cybersecurity, and conventional and hypersonic missile support. Headquartered in Chantilly, VA with 16 global offices, Arcfield employs more than 1,500 engineers, analysts, IT specialists, and other professionals. The company has more than 65 years of collective proven experience supporting missions in cyber and space defense, hypersonic and nuclear deterrence, and warfighter readiness. Visit arcfield.com for more details. Press Contact: Katerina Figurski Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer 571.401.2155 katerina.figurski@arcfield.com Previous Next Mar 4, 2025 Arcfield's Orion Space Solutions Revolutionizes Real-Time Weather Data Collection with Innovative RROCI Sensor

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The company’s successful demonstration of its Dragster model during the Apollo Accelerator Cohort 4 led to this award. The company’s successful demonstration of its Dragster model during the Apollo Accelerator Cohort 4 led to this award. CHANTILLY, Va., Feb. 25 – Orion Space Solutions (Orion), a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield, has been awarded a one-year contract to deliver atmospheric density data-as-a-service to the U.S. Space Systems Command (SSC) Space Domain Awareness (SDA) Tools Applications and Processing (TAP) Lab in Colorado Springs, Colo. The data will be calculated and delivered using the company’s proprietary Dragster algorithm and software. It will include thermospheric density measurements for specific locations chosen by the user, as well as adjustments to improve the accuracy of those measurements. The SDA TAP Lab Apollo Accelerator is a collaborative tech accelerator for industry, academia and government to solve critical SDA challenges. As part of the SDA TAP Lab Cohort 4, Orion joined approximately 20 organizations focused on developing tools for data processing, analysis and visualization. Specifically, the company utilized its Dragster model, a nowcasting solution that enhances the accuracy of orbit determination and orbit propagation of objects detected with optical, radio and radar sensors. During the three-month sprint, Orion successfully demonstrated how the near real-time outputs of the Dragster model can support SDA by mitigating collisions and optimizing communication resources. “Dragster is the only operational model in the world, run in an unclassified environment, that can model atmospheric drag with unrivaled accuracy,” said Chad Fish, president and general manager of Orion. “We are thrilled to receive this award and continue delivering Dragster’s data to the lab in support of SDA advancement.” With this award, Orion will deliver data-as-a-service to SDA TAP Lab Cohorts 5-8 for further integration with other technologies. For assets below approximately 600 kilometers altitude, atmospheric drag becomes the primary force disturbing satellite orbits. Rapid and accurate access to orbit drag insights enhances understanding of the space environment and can more accurately predict how low and very low Earth orbit can evolve over time. “Since its inception, the SDA TAP Lab has been successfully bridging technological gaps to accelerate the SDA mission,” said Kevin Kelly, chairman and CEO of Arcfield. “We are honored to continue playing a part in its success. Congratulations to our innovative team at Orion who continues to push the limits on what is scientifically possible.” To learn more about how Arcfield’s Orion Space Solutions is bridging critical data gaps in space exploration and its impacts, visit orion.arcfield.com . About Orion Space Solutions, an Arcfield Company Orion, a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield, was born from the vision to apply fundamental space physics knowledge to real-world problems. A leader in the small satellite industry, Orion leverages scientific and engineering expertise to develop unique solutions to address complex space-based challenges to turn science into data and data into knowledge. Press Contact: Katerina Figurski Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer 571.401.2155 katerina.figurski@arcfield.com Previous Next Feb 25, 2025 Arcfield’s Orion Space Solutions to provide near real-time atmospheric modeling data to U.S. Space Systems Command Space Domain Awareness TAP Lab Accelerator

At Orion Space Solutions we are scientists, engineers and businesspeople dedicated to solving global problems that affect how humankind lives, works and plays on our planet and in space. We turn science into data, and data into knowledge. ABOUT ORION At Orion Space Solutions we are scientists, engineers and businesspeople dedicated to solving global problems that affect how humankind lives, works and plays on our planet and in space. We turn science into data, and data into knowledge. Building on a foundation of science and technology, Orion delivers successful space missions and actionable data intelligence through the design, development, and deployment of models, spacecraft and sensors. EXPERIENCE With a combined breadth of experience spanning several decades and multiple disciplines, the Orion team solves unique challenges, provides customized science and engineering solutions and delivers results for our customers. EXPERTISE Our partners and collaborators around the world rely on us to develop and deploy cutting-edge instrumentation, allowing for complete and reliable solutions. EXCELLENCE We have a reputation for "building things that work," and are committed to continually improving quality and performance. Our values DEFENSE AND INTELLIGENCE We implement mission solutions that push the boundaries of science and provide critical information and a decision advantage in support of national security. FEDERAL CIVILIAN We provide crucial support to civilian agencies by delivering innovative solutions that enhance safety, communication and various public services. COMMERCIAL SPACE We enable the growth of commercial space enterprises through essential technology and operations support, driving the expansion and success of the space industry. Markets we serve A look at our past For nearly two decades, Orion has been trusted to develop space-based solutions for national security and intelligence mission challenges, built on a foundation of science. By the numbers YEARS OF INNOVATION 20+ SYSTEMS DEPLOYED GLOBALLY AND IN SPACE 65+ COMPLETED PROGRAMS 200+ TERABYTES OF DATA COLLECTED AND PROCESED 3,500+

VP, Sensors and Data Integration Previous Next DAN KNIGHT VP, Sensors and Data Integration Dan leads the ground sensor and platform engineering portfolio at Orion Space Solutions. In this capacity, he heads the development of new electromagnetic sensor technologies and the modernization of legacy sensors as well as leading platform engineering[JB1] efforts, which provides cutting-edge compute architecture and capacity for scientific models and satellite programs. He is also responsible for supporting data platform requirements for sensors and other capabilities in addition to the delivery of operational decision support. Dan graduated from the United States Air Force Academy with a Bachelor of Science degree and holds master’s degrees from the Naval Post-Graduate School of International Graduate Studies in national security studies and from the University of LaVerne in organizational management. During his 28-year career in the Air Force, he held a variety of roles involving plans, political-military affairs, force support, communications, logistics, contracting and security at base level, headquarters and combatant command level.

Leader in SmallSatellite domain for more than 15 years rebrands to better represent the company’s space science heritage and engineering capabilities Leader in SmallSatellite domain for more than 15 years rebrands to better represent the company’s space science heritage and engineering capabilities LOUISVILLE, Co., February 1, 2022 — Atmospheric & Space Technology Research Associates, LLC, or “ASTRA” announces completion of a major rebranding and is now doing business as Orion Space Solutions (OSS). “Our new identity – Orion Space Solutions, LLC – continues to emphasize our space domain expertise and history of imagining, implementing, and actualizing all aspects of our customers’ space mission requirements,” says Geoff Crowley, Orion Space Solutions CEO. “Moreover, it supports our ongoing growth, allowing the company to be even better.” Established in 2005, Orion Space Solutions, LLC (OSS) has specialized in Science, Technology, and Applications, and is first and foremost a technology development and demonstration company. The Company’s excellence in its core competencies has enabled it to achieve rapid revenue growth over the past five years. It is a key partner to government agencies, as well as large industry participants and universities. OSS is an agile player that provides end-to-end R&D, product development, and product management services. It designs and develops sensors and satellite missions, models the space environment, and manages missions post-launch. The company applies expertise and state-of-the-art technology to address customer’s complex challenges, including satellite and defense-related hardware, and software. OSS is staged for significant growth in 2022 and beyond, driven by near-term product launches, and expansion into new markets. Orion Space Solutions will continue to provide the same responsive service and products that customers and partners have come to expect from ASTRA for meeting space mission needs. “The only thing changing is our name – we will continue developing and delivering end-to-end space solutions, uninterrupted,” COO Chad Fish says. About Orion Space Solutions (OSS): OSS, formerly known as ASTRA, LLC , was born out of the vision for applying fundamental space physics knowledge to real-world problems. OSS is a leader in the “New Space” small satellite industry and atmospheric and space physics. We leverage our scientific and engineering expertise to develop unique solutions addressing complex space physics challenges, miniaturized sensors, modeling capabilities, and data analytics; OSS turns science into data, & data into knowledge. Previous Next Jan 26, 2022 ATMOSPHERIC & SPACE TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH ASSOCIATES BECOMES ORION SPACE SOLUTIONS (dBA)

Gathering of power industry and solar science experts in April focuses on early warning needs and opportunities Gathering of power industry and solar science experts in April focuses on early warning needs and opportunities LOUISVILLE, Co., April 28, 2022 — Our electric grid is at the whim of the natural world’s powerful forces – wind, lightning, Sun. As the solar cycle ramps back up in activity (a regular occurrence after relatively quiet period), the power grid reawakens to the threat of space weather, which has the potential to push the system beyond its tipping point. Space weather is a global and imminent threat, falling in the same likelihood of occurrence in the next five years as “pandemic influenza,”[1] but society is less prepared for a space weather disaster than another pandemic. Power grids are complex systems and solar activity resulting in geomagnetic storms can wreak havoc on grid infrastructure. Current ability to predict such storms exists, but is only as mature as weather prediction was 50 years ago. This makes good communication between scientists, emergency managers, and those in charge of the power grid essential. Such communications are often stymied by lack of common vocabulary and technical focus and understanding between the groups. Orion Space Solutions’ (OSS) Ryan McGranaghan[2] and his university and power grid collaborators strive to change this reality through the concept of convergence ,[3] or a radical merging of innovative ideas, approaches, and technologies from a diverse range of sectors and expertise. Through a National Science Foundation-funded workshop (Award Number: AGS-2131047) and with the understanding that to reimagine grid resilience, data from diverse fields must be open and broadly usable and the traditionally disparate communities must be connected, McGranaghan brought together experts from diverse fields to share expertise and take advantage of the spectrum of innovation, knowledge, and assets available within and across these groups. The group was animated by three questions: What are the research & development and operational gaps that emerge from a holistic view of the Sun-to-Power Grid system and what solutions can we imagine to address them? What is the composition of the teams that can create these solutions? How do we connect these gaps to existing programs and form bridges across them? “We designed this event based on a convergence approach to Sun-to-Power Grid resilience, recognizing that national-scale societal challenges require transdisciplinary collaboration and novel ways to facilitate it”, says Dr. McGranaghan of OSS. “So we created a simulation game that enabled individuals from every part of the system to communicate, learn, and understand.” The interactions were facilitated through an extreme space weather simulation game--a table-top coupled with simulation and observational data in an interactive environment to reveal novel research and development gaps for the Sun-to-Power Grid System. The novel simulation game identified linkages across knowledge areas to better anticipate, understand, and respond to effects of space weather on the nation’s power grids. The engaging three-day workshop generated new understanding about the complex sun-to-power grid system by converging the range of communities that are involved, identifying the research & development and operational gaps, and proposing solutions for those gaps. In a close, and novel, partnership with RWI Synthetics[4] , they demonstrated the human dimension of socio-economic impacts of outage by synthesizing the entire population of Washington DC, including social, economic, and medical details to model and visualize the individualized impacts of outage on the population of a city. The event was organized into three days: the simulation game, synthesizing lessons learned and gaps, and systems-building, which had teams of data scientists and domain scientists and engineers work together to prototype solutions. Critical outcomes include: A lessons learned database that cover how to achieve convergent interactions and guidance for future Sun-to-Power Grid interactions; Enumerated and organized R&D gaps that can guide the community in setting policy, advocating resources, and proposing new projects; and A knowledge base of simulation data, literature, a community exchange platform, and a template for running simulation games. The workshop is the next step in the successful NSF Convergence Accelerator Project the Convergence Hub for the Exploration of Space Science (CHESS)[5] which pioneered the paradigm-shifting convergent approach to Sun-to-Power Grid research, development, and operations. “Space weather is about societal resilience, multiphysics, and multiscale. This simulation game embodied all three facets”, says Dr. Mangala Sharma, Program Director for Space Weather Research at the NSF. The community the CHESS project has been cultivating along with existing programs and projects in the field includes representatives from the National Science Foundation, NASA, Department of Energy, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), United States Geological Survey (USGS), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), several national space weather programs, and numerous academic and private institutions. [1] https://assets.lloyds.com/assets/pdf-solar-storm-risk-to-the-north-american-electric-grid/1/pdf-Solar-Storm-Risk-to-the-North-American-Electric-Grid.pdf [2] http://www.ryanmcgranaghan.com/ [3] https://www.nsf.gov/od/oia/convergence/index.jsp [4] https://rwisynthetics.com/ [5] https://www.chessscience.com/ Previous Next Apr 27, 2022 Uptick in Solar Activity Parallels Discussion on Effects of Space Weather on the Electrical Grid

VP, Business Operations Previous Next ROBERT BAGGIANI VP, Business Operations In his role as vice president of operations at Orion, Robert Baggiani leads the development and implementation of short- and long-term strategies for the business sector. Additionally, he manages the operation of all functional departments to ensure corporate alignment and efficiency. Lastly, he is responsible for managing customer relationships, the successful delivery of solutions to customers and overall program execution. Robert joined Orion in 2025 from Maxar Space where he served as a senior director of program management. Before that, Robert held senior-level program management roles at Raytheon Intelligence and Space, Ball Aerospace and Technologies Corporation, and LGS Innovations where he established a strong track record of building high-performance teams and ensuring program success for sophisticated defense and intelligence programs. Earlier in his career Robert served in engineering roles at Raytheon Electronics Systems and Boeing Satellite Systems. Robert holds a master’s degree in intelligent design systems from the University of Southern California and a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from San Diego State University.