AIAA LA-LV 1/19 Section YP/ECP Meeting

Thursday, January 19, 2022, 6:00 PM PST (GMT -0800)(US and Canada)

Satellite 101
and
How to Build Successful Work Relations in Early Career for Young Professionals

by

Dennis Leung
Founder of DIBASHI Consulting, LLC
(Formerly with Northrop Grumman Corporation and NASA)

Meeting led and moderated by
Courtney Best
Boeing Defense, Space & Security
AIAA LA-LV Section Young Professional Chair

Location:
Denny's (Restaurant, Meeting Room)
11605 Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90715

(at the (west) exit of 605 hwy on Carson St.) 
(West of 605 Hwy, East of 710 Hwy, North of 405 Hwy, and South of 91 Hwy)
Parking: Complimentary restaurant parking onsite

(This meeting is tailored for the Young (Early Career) Professionals (under 35 years old and after college). Students in a College/University or K-12 school are not Young (Early Career) Professionals. All are welcome to attend, but the theme will be focused on the needs from Young (Early Career) Professionals (YPs/ECPs).)

(Please join us! Presentation-Only tickets are now available. If any special needs for dinner, ticket prices etc., please contact us. We will do the best to accommodate and arrange. Group rates available.)

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Satellite 101andHow to Build Successful Work Relations in Early Career for Young Professionals

This introductory lecture on satellites is aimed at providing a basic understanding on the typical lifecycle of a space vehicle. In addition building successful interdepartmental and customer connections will be discussed.  Then a technical overview of major systems followed by topics such as what considerations are taken into account during design, steps in a production lifecycle and finally launch site operations from shipment to post launch operations.

-     Overview
-     Major Systems
-     Building successful customer relationship
-     Development / Design 
-     Production
-     Launch Operations

Speaker:
Dennis Leung
Founder of DIBASHI Consulting, LLC
(Formerly with Northrop Grumman Corporation and NASA)

I am the founder of DIBASHI Consulting LLC, a consulting firm that assists private ventures, government organizations and higher learning foundations with top to bottom technical and program management expertise in space based productions.

Before devoting my work full-time to DIBASHI Consulting, I served a multitude of roles with the last being innovative Engineering Strategist at a leading Fortune 500 aerospace organization whose customers include private enterprises and various government organizations like NASA.

I have over 20 years of experience in the Astronautical Engineering field and built my brand on being able to create the impossible.

In addition to being a passionate engineer, I am an advocate of educating the next generation of engineers through outreach events at universities and various other learning institutions.

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Meeting lead / moderator :
Courtney Best
Boeing Defense, Space & Security
AIAA LA-LV Section Young Professional Chair

Courtney is currently a Systems Engineer within Space and Launch at Boeing, working on the Starliner commercial crew program and in-orbit testing of satellite payload communications. (Boeing Satellite Systems, Propulsion Systems Engineering // Satellite Systems Engineering Rotation)

Courtney received a bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering at Purdue University, and I am currently pursuing a master’s in Astronautical Engineering at the University of Southern California (USC).

Courtney interned at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory as a Mission Systems Engineer working on New Frontiers and Discovery mission proposals for robotic exploration of the solar system. I also interned at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center as a Propulsion Engineer working on the Restore-L mission to service a satellite in Low Earth Orbit.

*And don't forget to benefit from the special 50% discount AIAA Professional Membership Discount for Young Professionals!
https://www.aiaa.org/membership/types-of-membership/professional-membership/young-professional-membership

Also check it out for the AIAA Young Professional Members resources: 
https://www.aiaa.org/get-involved/committees-groups/young-professionals

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