Jackelynne Silva-Martinez

Member of AIAA Space Architecture Technical Committee (SATC)

Aerospace Engineer and Flight Controller for ISS and Artemis III, Human Systems Integration Subject Matter Expert, Flight Operations Directorate, NASA Johnson Space Center (2015-Current)
Mechanical Engineer, Robotic Manipulators and Deployable Booms, Mars Science Laboratory, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (2012-2014).
Systems Integration and Test Engineer; Antennas Mechanical Design Engineer, GPS III, SBIRS, MUOS, GOES-R, and other commercial satellite programs, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company (2008-2011).
College Student Tech Specialist, Internal Research and Development Program, Lockheed Martin Information Systems and Global Services (2007).
Design and construction of space elevator climber, Rutgers University (2006-2007).
Mechanical Engineer Intern, Joint Strike Fighter F135 Systems Design and Component Integration, Pratt & Whitney (2006).
Independent Study, Reliability of Lunar Bases, Rutgers University, Center for Structures in Extreme Environments (2005-2006).
Lived in Paterson, New Jersey. Born and raised in Cusco, Peru.

PhD in Leadership, Piedmont International University, Current
Space Studies Program – International Space University – 2015
Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering – Georgia Institute of Technology (USA) – 2015
Master of Aeronautical Science, Human Factors & Space Studies –Embry Riddle Aeronautical University (USA) – 2014
Certificate in Engineering Management – Drexel University (USA) – 2012
Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Translation and Interpretation – Rutgers University (USA) – 2008
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering – Rutgers University (USA) – 2007