VP, Space Systems Previous Next WILL ARMIJO VP, Space Systems Will is the vice president of space systems in the Space Systems division at Orion Space Solutions. During his ongoing tenure at Orion, Will served as director and eventually vice president of the Program Management Office (PMO) before leading the space systems portfolio of missions. Prior to working at Orion, he served a variety of roles at Sierra Nevada Corporation, including production manager for the company’s space systems group and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance business areas. Will contributed to missions for Department of Defense and civilian customers, ranging from integrated satellites and spacecraft subsystems for low Earth orbit, geostationary Earth orbit, and planetary missions to aircraft sensor suites. Will was deployed as a civilian contractor to Edwards Air Force Base as part of a two-year test and demonstration of the Dream Chaser space plane, which resulted in a successful approach and landing test. As part of this team, Will served as the lead logistics officer for the on-site team using facilities at Dryden (now Armstrong) Flight Research Center. As the vice president of space systems, Will manages the space vehicle portfolio of programs at Orion. He is directly responsible for the portfolio’s overall health and execution against schedule and cost. In addition to portfolio management, Will is responsible for multiple departments and personnel at Orion, including the PMO, systems engineers, software engineers and Mission Operations Center engineers. Will holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in international affairs from the University of Colorado at Boulder and postgraduate education in Space Systems Engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA.

Orion's Leadership Team GREGG BURGESS President and GM WILL ARMIJO VP, Space Systems ROBERT BAGGIANI VP, Business Operations CHAD FISH VP, Strategy and CTO CRYSTAL FRAZIER VP, Engineering, Calibration and Testing JOHN NOTO, Ph.D. Chief Scientist JUNK WILSON VP, Space Domain Awareness SARA TATSCH VP, Business Development Our Leadership Our expert leadership team represents top talent from across government, academia and contracting who are passionate about the limitless power of science. They harness that power to develop novel space-based solutions to solve our customers’ most complex space-related national security and intelligence challenges.

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

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Stop by our booth to learn how Orion is advancing SmallSat platforms and mission-ready payloads to meet today’s most demanding space challenges. From rapid development to on-orbit success, our integrated solutions are built to support the full lifecycle of your mission. JOIN US AT THE 39th Annual Small Satellite Conference BOOTH #1130 Stop by our booth to learn how Orion is advancing SmallSat platforms and mission-ready payloads to meet today’s most demanding space challenges. From rapid development to on-orbit success, our integrated solutions are built to support the full lifecycle of your mission. SPACE DOMAIN Awareness SMALLSAT SPACECRAFT GROUND AND SPACE SENSORS OPERATIONAL SPACE DOMAIN AWARENESS Orion delivers advanced operational space domain awareness solutions, enabling real-time monitoring and predictive analysis of the space environment and its impact on defense and civil space assets. We provide actionable insights on the impacts that space weather and ionospheric effects have on orbital activity, enhancing decision-making to protect critical space assets. LEARN MORE ADVANCED SMALLSAT SOLUTIONS FOR MULTI-ORBIT OPERATIONS Our advanced smallsat platforms are engineered for versatility across all orbital regimes, from VLEO to GEO, offering custom configurations and expert sensor integration to optimize performance and minimize costs. Our end-to-end approach ensures seamless development and rapid deployment for defense, commercial and scientific missions in any orbital environment. LEARN MORE PRECISION SENSING FROM EARTH TO ORBIT Orion’s ionospheric sensors deliver advanced monitoring and analysis with exceptional accuracy, providing real-time data to enhance satellite communications, navigation, scientific applications and more. Designed for defense, space operations and atmospheric research, they ensure actionable intelligence from any platform. LEARN MORE YOUR MISSION. OUR PRIORITY. SMALLSAT 2025 EXHIBIT HALL HOURS Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt Lake City, UT BOOTH 1130 August 11 | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. MT August 12 | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. MT August 13 | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. MT REGISTER FOR SMALLSAT PRESENTATIONS ACMES: The Next-Generation of Advanced LWIR Observations of the Earth Lucas Anderson August 11 | 2:15 p.m. SPECTRE – an EO/IR Payload Katie Nyland August 12 | 9:00 a.m. A SmallSat in VLEO: The OSS Kraken Approach Katie Nyland August 12 | 3:45 p.m. LEARN MORE FILE NAME DESCRIPTION SIZE DOWNLOAD Arcfield Company Overview Learn more about Arcfield 1 MB Orion Space Solutions Sector Overview Learn more about Orion Space Solutions 501 KB SPECTRE Learn about our EO/IR sensor 267 KB OrbitIQ Learn more about the OrbitIQ assimilative model 905 KB Ionosphere as a Service Learn more about our ionospheric modeling capabilities 580 KB CONTACT First name* Last name* Email* Phone* Message* SUBMIT

Orion Space Solutions is looking for exceptional aerospace, systems, electrical and optical engineers to join our team of experts in Louisville, CO. Together, we’ll develop groundbreaking solutions to the nation’s most complex space and defense challenges. SHAPE THE FUTURE OF SPACE Orion Space Solutions is looking for exceptional aerospace, systems, electrical and optical engineers to join our team of experts in Louisville, CO. Together, we’ll develop groundbreaking solutions to the nation’s most complex space and defense challenges. WHY WORK WITH ORION? Impactful Work Drive successful space missions and actionable data intelligence through the development of models, spacecraft and sensors Industry Experts Work alongside Orion's scientists and engineers, bringing over a century of combined expertise to ensure customer success Career Growth We invest in our people with training, certifications and mentoring to advance your career Competitive Benefits Holistic compensation package with comprehensive health benefits, competitive retirement and a strong focus on work-life balance Collaborative Environment Collaborate with experts to solve critical space and defense challenges Mission-Oriented Culture Be part of something bigger; work on projects that truly matter to national security READY TO SHAPE THE FUTURE? SEND US YOUR RESUME! First name* Last name* Email* Phone Resume* Upload File LinkedIn profile url Message Please note that candidates must be able to obtain and maintain a secret-level clearance SEND Join us for an exclusive, invite-only event on April 28! We’re seeking talented aerospace engineers, systems engineers, technical specialists, senior GNSS specialists, DSP specialists, and more. If you’re interested, submit your resume today! SUBMIT MY RESUME LIVING IN LOUISVILLE, CO Easy outdoor access With miles of trails, open space and easy access to the Rockies, Louisville makes it easy to stay active. Over 1,700 acres of open space and an extensive trail network are woven throughout the city. Walkable and lively downtown Historic Main Street is filled with locally owned shops, restaurants and cafés, offering a walkable and well-visited downtown area. Top schools and safe environment Louisville is recognized for its safe neighborhoods, well-maintained parks and access to highly rated schools, supporting a high overall quality of life. Well-connected location With direct access to major roadways, Louisville is ideally located for easy travel to surrounding cities of Boulder and Denver. 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. WORKING AT ORION 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 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 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

In the congested low Earth orbit (LEO) environment, precision is no longer optional—it’s essential. OrbitIQ, a revolutionary orbital modeling platform, transforms space traffic coordination and space domain awareness with unprecedented accuracy, drastically reducing false alarms and delivering validated predictions that ensure confidence in every decision. Built to solve challenges in the modern space era, OrbitIQ empowers operators to act with precision, efficiency and resilience. ORBITIQ™ In the congested low Earth orbit (LEO) environment, precision is no longer optional—it’s essential. OrbitIQ, our orbital modeling platform, transforms space traffic coordination and space domain awareness (SDA) with unprecedented accuracy. Built to solve challenges in the modern space era, OrbitIQ, drastically reduces false alarms and delivers validated predictions for more informed decision-making. A new era of precision in SDA Every day, operators sift through 10,000+ potential collision warnings—90% of which are false alarms. Relying on outdated systems risks missing the one warning that matters. PRECISION ORBITAL MODELING Reduced orbital uncertainty from 50 kilometers to less than 5 kilometers per object CLOUD-NATIVE ARCHITECTURE Access critical data anywhere, anytime through secure cloud deployment OPERATIONAL READINESS TODAY First unclassified, export-authorized space domain awareness solution OrbitIQ: Revolutionizing orbital modeling The operational advantages of OrbitIQ OrbitIQ was purpose-built to meet the growing demands of the space domain in an increasingly crowded and contested environment. OrbitIQ’s precision modeling gives operators an edge in every situation and ensures dominance in the crowded mega-constellation environment. Fuel efficiency Reduce unnecessary maneuvers, conserve scarce fuel and extend satellite lifespans. Operational confidence Make faster, data-driven decisions with quantified uncertainty. The appearance of U.S. DOW visual information does not imply or constitute DOW endorsement. Space Force Photo by David Dozoretz. Resilience against solar storms Rapid recovery and uninterrupted operations during geomagnetic disruptions. Enhanced spacepower Prevent adversaries from leveraging tactics like camouflage or deception.  Enabling data-driven decisions in the space domain with AWS Built on the scalable and resilient AWS cloud platform, OrbitIQ leverages a comprehensive, dynamic digital twin of the space environment to deliver groundbreaking SDA. By modeling the intricate interactions between the thermosphere, ionosphere and satellites, OrbitIQ provides a holistic understanding of the current state, precise forecasting of future conditions and trajectories, and the ability to simulate and analyze complex operational scenarios with unparalleled accuracy. DOWNLOAD THE DATASHEET The OrbitIQ ecosystem OrbitIQ integrates three advanced, proprietary technologies into a seamless operational ecosystem designed for unprecedented accuracy. Dragster™ Real-time physics-based drag modeling to dynamically adapt predictions based on actual atmospheric conditions AstroLabe™ A cloud-native engine that produces realistic covariance models across all six degrees of freedom Four-Dimensional Ensemble Variational Assimilation (4DEnVar) Real-time updates to the orbital environment using current thermosphere measurements Building resilience for the future The space domain is becoming increasingly crowded, contested and competitive. OrbitIQ ensures that operators can continue to protect national security interests and collaborate with international partners while adapting to new challenges, including: Emerging mission demands in very low Earth orbit (VLEO) and cislunar space Mitigating the growing threats posed by debris and adversarial strategies Supporting allied coordination and transparency to secure long-term orbital sustainability Request a demo today! First name* Last name* Company name Phone Email* Area of inquiry* Message* Submit

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

Orion's state-of-the-art electro-optical/infrared weather system spacecraft is now on orbit. Orion's state-of-the-art electro-optical/infrared weather system spacecraft is now on orbit. CHANTILLY, Va., March 7, 2024 — Orion Space Solutions (Orion), a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield, announced today that its Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (RROCI) satellite successfully launched on Monday, March 4. This state-of-the-art electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) weather system (EWS) spacecraft will provide high-resolution Earth observations and infrared data, allowing for accurate and up-to-date weather forecasting for the U.S. Space Force’s (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC). SSC selected Orion and its team of partners to design, develop and demonstrate its 8-channel RROCI prototype in support of its EWS program. Orion’s RROCI imager utilizes commercial off-the-shelf systems to characterize cloud cover, mitigate weather risk, and provide on-the-ground weather data. During its one-year demonstration, the RROCI payload will also compare its outputs to existing U.S. weather satellite data, all from a 12U CubeSat that meets USSF’s rigorous demonstration mission requirements. "We are thrilled to support the U.S. Space Force with our advanced weather satellite," said Chad Fish, Orion general manager and president. "Ensuring the safety and success of military operations such as maritime surface tracking, adversarial missile observation and intelligence collection, depends on having access to reliable weather data. We believe RROCI’s capabilities will make a significant contribution in this regard and are honored to be trusted with this work." The Orion team of expert engineers and scientists developed the RROCI satellite for USSF from its state-of-the-art facilities in Louisville, CO. The novel spacecraft has undergone rigorous testing to ensure its capabilities meet the government’s required demonstration mission capabilities. Over the next 12 months, the Orion team will manage on-orbit operations and data collection for RROCI. “Not only does this deployment mark a significant milestone for Arcfield, as we continue to expand our portfolio of space-based solutions through our Orion business,” said Kevin Kelly, chairman and cheif executive officer of Arcfield. “It also marks a significant milestone for our Department of Defense mission partners as we work together to develop innovative solutions in support of our nation’s space superiority objective.” Previous Next Mar 7, 2024 Orion Space Solutions launches an Electro-Optical/Infrared Weather Systems (EWS) Satellite for U.S. Department of Defense support

At Orion, you can bring the skills you learned in the military to work with you from day one supporting a wide variety of critical missions. It’s the perfect place for you to transition to a civilian career while maintaining your connection to the armed forces. KEEP DOING THE WORK THAT MATTERS We value and honor the character, experience and skills possessed by those who have served our country. In fact, nearly 25% of our employees are veterans or reservists. At Orion, you can bring the skills you learned in the military to work with you from day one supporting a wide variety of critical missions. It’s the perfect place for you to transition to a civilian career while maintaining your connection to the armed forces. HEROES WORK HERE JUNK WILSON U.S. Air Force First Lieutenant DAN KNIGHT U.S. AIR FORCE Colonel ANDREW BIGLEY U.S AIR FORCE Major

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.

Recognized for mission design, technical ingenuity and operational excellence, the award highlights Orion Space Solutions’ pioneering work in space domain awareness, weather prediction and sustainable operation. Recognized for mission design, technical ingenuity and operational excellence, the award highlights Orion Space Solutions’ pioneering work in space domain awareness, weather prediction and sustainable operation. CHANTILLY, Va., Dec. 18 — Orion Space Solutions (Orion), a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield, has been honored with the Space Force Association (SFA) Innovation Award. The award highlights Orion’s leadership in tackling critical challenges in the rapidly evolving space domain with advanced technologies that strengthen national security and drive the future of global space exploration. “Being recognized by the SFA—an organization that like ours is deeply committed to advancing the future of space—makes receiving this award even more special,” said Chad Fish, president and general manager of Orion. “This honor is a testament to the ingenuity and hard work of our team and we are very proud to be recognized for our innovative thinking and operational excellence.” Orion is redefining space operations with a range of technologies that tackle the growing challenges of the space domain. At the forefront of these efforts are the Tetra-5 and -6 missions that are pushing the boundaries of sustainability in space with on-orbit refueling and autonomous collaboration capabilities. Complementing these advancements, the Dragster nowcasting solution provides rapid orbit drag insights to prevent collisions and optimize satellite resources. The company’s Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (RROCI) sensor, which delivers real-time weather imaging, can enhance defense operations, emergency response and climate research. Additionally, by leveraging the ionosphere as a sensor to detect hypersonic threats, Orion is redefining space security, ensuring mission success in an increasingly contested domain. As part of the Arcfield family of brands, Orion’s work complements a legacy of delivering mission-critical solutions for defense, intelligence and space agencies. Acquired in 2023, Orion’s achievements in space align with Arcfield’s commitment to advancing national security through cutting-edge technologies. “Space is the next frontier for innovation and national security, and the pace of progress will dictate our nation’s ability to remain resilient and superior in space,” said Kevin Kelly, chairman and chief executive officer of Arcfield. “Orion’s work exemplifies the kind of forward-thinking solutions that ensure we stay ahead of emerging threats. By integrating their expertise with Arcfield’s legacy of mission-critical national security space support, we are charting a path toward a future where space operations are smarter, more sustainable, and ultimately indispensable to protecting our nation.” According to SFA, its annual awards program is designed to recognize the “best of the best” in military space operations, as well as leadership in innovation, government, education and industry. Awardees were recognized at the SFA Spacepower 2024 conference in Orlando, Fl. 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 Dec 18, 2024 Orion Space Solutions recognized with Space Force Association Innovation Award for advancing spacepower and national security