Gabriel Vázquez Ramos
Electrical Engineer, Emc Discipline Expert @NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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WORK HISTORY
Electrical Engineer, Emc Discipline Expert @NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral, FL, US
Serve as primary advisor of NASA’s Launch Services Program (LSP) Management and US Government spacecraft customers (i.e. NOAA, ESA, JPL, APL, etc.) on Electromagnetic Environment Effects (E3). Closely monitor and support the development lifecycles of NASA uncrewed missions (i.e. Europa/Clipper, PACE, GOES satellites, etc.), by identifying and coordinating customer technical requirement with their selected rocket provider (i.e. SpaceX, ULA, Northrup Grumman, etc.).• Lead the LSP Flight Analysis Division multidisciplinary Discipline Expert team, which is supported by the following disciplines: Flight Software, Flight Design, GN & C, Structural Loads, Dynamics Environments, Strength/Fracture Mechanics, E3, Fluid Dynamics, and Thermal. Responsibilities include optimizing the common computational software usage by identifying common requirements and matching them with engineering tools and solutions that can foster collaboration among multiple teams. • Lead NASA\'s Engineering and Safety Center E3 Community of Practice. Responsibilities include (1) being Champion of the Agency’s E3 Community;(2) act as the Agency’s main E3 point of contact to connect all the Agencies E3 Discipline Experts; and (3) identify technical and software solutions to foster better communication across all 10 NASA Centers.• Earned the NASA 2024 Space Operations Innovation Award for leading the development of a computational software to characterize electromagnetic fields within payload fairings caused by spacecraft and launch vehicle transmitters. This groundbreaking work was accomplished by coordinating and managing the software tool development with multiple NASA Centers and Small Business partners. It will significantly benefit multiple organizations across industry and the government, with near term impacts for NASA\'s LSP and the wider spacecraft community.• Clearly and accurately communicate highly technical material to a variety of different audiences.
EDUCATION
Florida Institute of Technology
Master of Science (M.S.)
University of Central Florida
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
SKILLS
ABOUT GABRIEL VÁZQUEZ RAMOS
As an Electrical Engineer and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Discipline Expert at NASA, I serve as a primary advisor for the Launch Services Program (LSP) management team as well as for US Government spacecraft customers on Electromagnetic Environment Effects (E3). I closely monitor and support the development lifecycles of NASA\'s uncrewed missions, such as Europa/Clipper, PACE, and GOES satellites, by identifying and coordinating customer technical requirements with their selected rocket providers.In addition to my role at NASA, I have been an Adjunct Professor at the University of Central Florida for over 13 years, leading and supervising multidisciplinary teams of senior students throughout their Engineering/Computer Science Design Capstone Course. I also coordinate with course sponsors to understand their expectations and project\'s technical requirements, and provide oversight and guidance to the student teams via industry systems engineering and design lifecycle. My passion is to apply my expertise in E3 and systems engineering to advance the field of space exploration and education.
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