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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening with Robert Feierbach and Dr. Chris Ranieri, where they discuss their careers in the space industry and the experiences that led them to their current career. \n\nRobert Feierbach is a globally recognized aerospace executive with over 30 years of leadership across major satellite and launch companies. He has held senior roles at Echostar, SES Global, Hughes Network Systems, Space Systems Loral, Eutelsat/ViaSat partnerships, and SpaceX, where his team generated over $600M in launch contracts and led the commercial launch of the world’s first Ka‑band high‑throughput satellite. Currently President of Maritime Launch USA and previously founder of 0‑G Launch, he focuses on microgravity flight and horizontal air‑launch services. \n\nChris Ranieri is one of only five people in the history of The Aerospace Corporation to earn three President's Awards, its highest recognition for technical excellence. Over 19 years he has designed trajectories for spacecraft, launch vehicles, and hypersonic reentry vehicles — from conceptual studies through live mission operations — and built the teams that do it, leading a department he doubled in size and later helping unify a 130-engineer subdivision after a major reorganization. He now serves as Principal Engineer for Space Control, and started out as a NASA co-op working on robotic Mars missions and the International Space Station.\n---\nEvent Details: https://campusgroups.colorado.edu/rsvp?id=386837
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening with Josh Subler, an aerospace engineer with the Federal Aviation Administration. Josh graduated from The Ohio State University with a BS in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering in 2020. In December 2021, he started his first full-time job as a Systems Engineer for the Department of Defense, working on space cybersecurity solutions for hardware-agnostic encryption for satellites. He currently works for the FAA in the Air Traffic Organization as a Mission Engineer for the integration of space launch activities into the National Airspace System. Join us to learn about working as an engineer for the federal government, and career opportunities in the federal space. \n---\nEvent Details: https://campusgroups.colorado.edu/rsvp?id=386839
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening with Sanjeev Sharma, and learn more about his career in the space industry and the steps he took to get to his current career. Sanjeev Sharma is a veteran aerospace and mechanical engineering leader with more than 25 years of experience across reusable rockets, autonomous aircraft, and advanced flight systems. He is currently a Principal Engineer at Relativity Space, guiding structural dynamics and system-level architecture for the Terran R launch vehicle. Previously, he served on SpaceX’s Starship program, supported Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy reusability, and led vehicle engineering at Matternet during early FAA-certified commercial drone-delivery operations. A CU Boulder Mechanical Engineering alumnus, he brings experience spanning launch vehicles, autonomous aviation, and systems engineering.\n---\nEvent Details: https://campusgroups.colorado.edu/rsvp?id=386840
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