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Start Here for Space: Digital Engineering Key to Future Spacecraft

Originally aired on: February 23, 2022

The space industry continues to be an authority in digital transformation. Advancements in this field allow for cost improvements, cyber security enhancement, data integrity to support the nation, and data-driven actionable items. Learn how leaders are leveraging innovation to aid in mission objectives with measurable results, while understanding their framework to align government and industry professionals to achieve mission success.

Speakers

Colonel Charles Galbreath is the Deputy for the Chief Technology and Innovation Office. In this capacity he is responsible for the stand-up of a new office within the Headquarters Space Force staff responsible Science and Technology; Innovation and Digital Transformation; Enterprise Information Technology, Data, and Data Analytics; and Analysis.

Col. Charles S. Galbreath

Mathew (Matt) L. Hungerford is the technical director for the space business unit at SAIC overseeing the technology roadmaps, investments, and architecture solutions for SAIC’s space business. He joined SAIC in 2021 and has more than 20 years of experience in the space industry.

Mathew Hungerford

Frank Pound

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