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INTRODUCING:

Aerospace EMC

Mid-Career Training

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2026

This is the inaugural offering of the Aerospace Mid-Career Training. Participants in this training will have the opportunity to interact with experts who have worked in the Aerospace industry for 15 to 30+ years and have contributed to the advancement of EMC practices specifically developed to address the challenging environments and conditions that aerospace vehicles must operate within. They will also have the opportunity to ask questions of the presenters on how they navigated their careers, from entry level engineers to senior level engineers and how to manage the transition into and through mid-career in the Aerospace Industry.


This training provides an opportunity to advance your knowledge of Aerospace Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) associated with transitioning from entry level aerospace engineer to a mid-career aerospace engineer.

MEET OUR SPEAKERS

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Transitioning from Early Career to Mid-Career Aerospace EMC Engineer


Randy J. Jost

IEEE Life Senior Member, Ball Aerospace (Retired), Adjunct Professor at Utah State University

E3 Requirements and Processes


David Novotny

SpaceX


E3 Vehicle Design and Integration


John McCloskey

EMC-Closkey, NASA (Retired)


E3 Avionics / Payloads: Understanding Spacecraft and Aircraft Avionics Hardware for the Development of Appropriate EMC Requirements and Testing


Reinaldo “Ray” Perez

Jet Propulsion Laboratory


E3 Systems Analysis


Paul Bremner

Robust Physics


E3 Systems Test and Validation


John La Salle

Northrop Grumman


E3 Systems Test and Validation: 
Evaluation of Interference Path Loss on Large Commercial Aircraft Using Statistical Method


Dennis Lewis

The Boeing Company


THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

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