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Mark R Longbrake Rf Systems Engineer at Air Force Research Laboratory
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Comapany: Air Force Research Laboratory
Title: Rf Systems Engineer
Comapany: Air Force Institute of Technology
Title: Systems Engineer
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Title: Rf Systems Engineer
Company: Air Force Research Laboratory
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Headquartered at Wright- Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB), Ohio, the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) was formed October 1997 from an organizational consolidation of four former Air Force laboratories (Armstrong, Phillips, Rome, and Wright) and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR). AFRL's goal is to create a more efficient, effective organization to support the Air Force's global engagement vision. Our mission is to discover, integrate and deliver affordable technologies for improved warfighting by leading a partnership of government, industry, and academia. The laboratory is responsible for the Air Force's annual $1.2 billion science and technology program, including the full spectrum of Air Force basic research, exploratory development, and advanced development. Overall, the lab is responsible for planning basic research to ensure continued technological superiority; developing and transitioning new technologies for Air Force weapon systems and their supporting infrastructure, and ensuring responsive technical support for urgent problems whenever and wherever they occur. The laboratory is the Air Force's manager for technology transfer to, and exchange with, civilian enterprises. It's also the Air Force manager for the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR); Dual Use Science and Technology (DUS&T); the Air Force Science Fair Program, which encourages high school students to pursue a technical education; and for monitoring the aerospace industries' Independent Research and Development (IR&D) programs. AFRL employs more than 6,300 military and civilian personnel. The lab and its predecessors have overseen more than 80 years of critical research efforts for the Air Force and Department of Defense (DoD). Its technological breakthroughs can be found in all of today's modern aircraft, spacecraft, and weapon systems, including the F-117 stealth fighter, B-2 bomber, C-17 airlifter, and F-22 fighter. AFRL has contributed to significant advancements in modern communications, electronics, manufacturing, and medical research and products. The lab is organized along nine technology disciplines, located throughout the United States, plus an office for managing national and international basic research. Each discipline is assigned to a single directorate, with the responsibility to perform, procure, and synthesize basic research, exploratory technology development, and advanced technology development in that research area. The AFRL Technology Directorates are:Air Vehicles Directorate , located at WPAFB, OH, plans, formulates, and executes technology programs to deliver the best air vehicle technologies for aerospace dominance against all threats. The directorate is organized into four technology divisions (Structures, Aeronautical Sciences, Control Sciences, and Integration & Operations), which collectively cover or interface with all research and development areas associated with the conception, analysis, experiment, simulation, design, and test of aerospace flight vehicles over the entire flight spectrum. Research in aeronautical sciences, aerospace structures, and control technology is directed toward sustainment and enhancement of the current fleet, enabling technologies for uninhabited air vehicles, and technologies for trans-atmospheric vehicles for the space and air force of the future. Directed Energy Directorate , located at Kirtland AFB, NM, develops, integrates, and transitions science and technology for directed energy to include high power microwaves, lasers, adaptive optics, imaging, and effects to assure the preeminence of the U.S. in air and space. The directorate is organized into six technology divisions (Starfire Optical Range, Advanced Optics and Imaging, Laser, High-Power Microwave, Technology Assessment, and Integration and Operations) whose focus areas include pulsed power, nonlinear optics, and target effects and vulnerabilities. Human Effectiveness Directorate s operating locations in Mesa, AZ, and at Brooks AFB, TX. The directorate develops, integrates, and transitions science and technology products for selecting and training personnel, protecting and sustaining the crew member, and improving human interfaces with weapon systems to assure the preeminence of U.S. air and space forces. The directorate is organized into six technology divisions (Warfighter Training Research, Crew Systems Interface, Directed Energy Bioeffects, Integration and Operations, Biodynamics #38, Protection, and Deployment and Sustainment) and four offices (Financial Management, Corporate Information, Joint Cockpit, and Corporate Development). The directorate also works to improve the warfighter's productivity during battle scenarios, in high-threat, information-saturation environments. Its focus areas include better training, protective equipment, and seamless interfaces between human operators and weapon systems. Information Directorate , located at Rome, NY, with an operating location at WPAFB, OH, develops systems, concepts and technologies to enhance the Air Force's capability to successfully meet the aerospace information technology needs for the 21st century. The directorate is organized into nine divisions (Information & Intelligence Exploitation, Information Grid, Information Systems, Information Technology,Business Management, Corporate Information, Financial Management, Contracting, and Site Operations). They develop and integrate programs to acquire data, and find better ways to store, process, and fuse data to make it into meaningful or useful information. The directorate also creates the means to deliver and present tailored information, allowing military decision-makers to manage the total sphere of information needed for successful operations. Materials and Manufacturing Directorate , located at WPAFB, OH, with an operating location at Tyndall AFB, FL, develops materials, processes, and advanced manufacturing technologies for use in aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, rockets, and ground-based systems. The directorate is organized into seven divisions (Nonmetallic Materials; Metals, Ceramics, & NDI; Manufacturing Technology; Survivability & Sensor Materials; Airbase & Environmental Technology; Systems Support; and Integration & Operations). Directorate personnel also develop improved or new environmental and air base infrastructure technologies, as well as provide quick-reaction support to help solve materials-related issues on new or operational aircraft. Munitions Directorate , located at Eglin AFB, FL, develops technologies to defeat fixed or mobile ground, air, and space targets. The directorate is organized into four divisions (Ordnance, Advanced Guidance, Assessment and Demonstrations, and Contracting) whose focus areas include warheads, fuses, explosives, seekers, image and signal processing, navigation and control, assessments, and subsystem integration. The directorate's emphasis is on the weapon's capability to operate with complete autonomy and with high accuracy when delivered against ground targets in all weather conditions, day or night, using long- or short-range delivery tactics. Air-to-air missiles benefit from this technology with increased single shot kills and larger "no-escape" zones. Propulsion Directorate , located at WPAFB, OH, with an operating location at Edwards AFB, CA, provides "one-stop shopping" for all forms of propulsion science and technology of interest to the air and space forces. The directorate is organized into five divisions (Propulsion Sciences & Advanced Concepts, Turbine Engines, Rocket Propulsion, Power, and Integration & Operations) with focus areas including turbine and rocket engines, advanced propulsion systems, and associated fuels and propellants. The directorate is also responsible for most forms of power technology (other than those required for spacecraft), making it one of the nation's leaders in the field of energetics. Sensors Directorate , located at WPAFB, OH, with operating locations at Rome, NY, and Hanscom AFB, MA, conceives, demonstrates, and transitions advanced sensors and sensor technologies for air and space reconnaissance, surveillance, precision engagement, and electronic warfare. The directorate is organized into ten divisions (Contracting, Financial Management, Aerospace Components & Subsystems Technology, Electromagnetics Technology, RF Sensor Technology, EO Sensor Technology, Sensors Automatic Target Recognition (ATR) Technology, Sensor Applications & Demonstration; Integration & Operation; and Rome Operations) and three offices (Corporate Information, Corporate Development, and Signature Technology). The directorate's focus areas include radar, active and passive electro-optical systems, navigation aids and automatic target recognition. Space Vehicles Directorate , located at Kirtland AFB, NM, uses the assets and personnel of the former Phillips' Space Technology, Space Experiments and Geophysics Directorates, as well as part of Phillips' Lasers and Imaging Directorate to develop space technologies that sup-port the evolving warfighter requirements. The directorate is organized into eight divisions (Battlespace Environment, Space Technology Integra-tion and Demonstration, Financial Management, Contracting, Integration and Operations, Surveillance and Control, Site Operations Kirtland, and Site Operations Hanscom) and the Corporate Information Office. Its focus areas include the battle environment of space; protection of space assets; space vehicle control; space-based sensing; space vehicle technology (structures, power and thermal management) war gaming; and performance of a variety of integrated space technology demonstrations. Air Force Office of Scientific Research , located in Arlington, VA, plans, formulates, initiates and manages the entire Air Force's basic research program. Its technical experts sponsor and direct basic research conducted in the nation's universities, industry, and government agencies. To leverage international research, it operates offices in Europe and Asia. The Air Force Office of Scientific Research solicits proposals for research through a general Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) and
Title: Systems Engineer
Company: Air Force Institute of Technology
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The AFIT Foundation is a private organization founded in 1986. It is a tax-exempt, not-for-profit corporation, incorporated in the State of Ohio for the purpose of furthering the goals of the Air Force Institute of Technology. The Foundation consists of a Board of Trustees and the Association of Graduates. The Board of Trustees is the governing body of the Foundation. The Foundation is a non-federal entity within the context of the DoD Joint Ethics Regulation (JER).
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