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I Am Artemis Tom Percy
This article profiles Tom Percy, the manager of systems engineering and integration for NASA’s Human Landing System Program. He coordinates with commercial providers to develop crewed landers for Artemis missions.
Why it matters
Successful coordination between NASA and private companies is necessary to safely return humans to the Moon and eventually reach Mars.
The details
- Percy works with SpaceX and Blue Origin to streamline lander designs and certification.
- He has been employed at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center since 2003.
- The Artemis program aims for lunar scientific discovery and establishing a human presence.
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Tom Percy serves as manager of systems engineering and integration for NASA's Human Landing System Program.
Tom Percy works at NASA within the Human Landing System Program.
Tom Percy works at Marshall Space Flight Center
Tom Percy is based at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center.
Tom Percy is related to Rochester Institute of Technology
Tom Percy earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology.
Tom Percy is a member of American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Tom Percy served as president of the student chapter of ASME at RIT.
Tom Percy is related to Georgia Institute of Technology
Tom Percy earned his master's degree in aerospace engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Tom Percy is related to University of Alabama in Huntsville
Tom Percy earned his doctorate in aerospace systems engineering from the University of Alabama in Huntsville.
NASA uses Systems Engineering
NASA uses systems engineering and integration to manage human landing systems.
Artemis is related to Space Transportation
The Artemis program utilizes advanced space transportation architectures.
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