Randal Morgan

Experience

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  US Army

  Apr 1982 - Mar 1985

  Airborne Infantry Soldier, 82nd Airborne Division

  Basic Airborne school - Fort Benning. GAAdvanced Airborne (Jumpmaster) school - Fort Bragg, NCAMTU Sniper school - Fort Bragg, NCRECONDO school - Fort Bragg, NCGrenada deploymentMFO-Sinai deployment

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  Business Telecommunications, Inc (BTI)

  Jan 1990 - Jan 1996

  • Staff Accountant

    Dec 1992 - Jan 1996

  • Senior Credit Analyst

    Jan 1990 - Dec 1992
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  Barrios Technology, LTD

  Aug 2000 - Nov 2022

  The Mission Analysis & Integrated Assessments (MAIA) Integration Task Team performs many of the same duties as the former Apollo & Shuttle program MPAD. Mission design and planning product integration to support primary vehicle interfaces, requirements, margins, mission management and Flight Operations products for each Artemis mission are some of our primary tasks. Although not an international collaboration (with the exception of ESA and the ESM) like my previous 18 years on the International Space Station program, integration of the cross-program teams of primary Artemis vehicle stakeholders to provide analysis and products that meet each Exploration Mission Analysis Cycle milestone. These milestone products ultimately support the Flight Readiness Review and hand-over to Flight Operations prior to vehicle launch and mission execution. Show less VIPER Systems Analysis & Integration (Payload Jettison/Deploy) was responsible for the project management function between every ISS payload or satellite developer, ISS Flight Operations teams, ISS Program Office and International Partners maximizing ISS science utilization and customer deployment opportunities in addition to obsolete hardware jettison in support of maximizing the ISS science mission. My TOPO Flight Operations experience history and proven LEO trajectory expertise provided a high level of Payload Jettison & Deploy candidate success supporting Safety Review Panels, Engineering, US and International Partner Program Control Boards. NASA Silver Snoopy Award: August 2019 I was awarded NASA's Silver Snoopy Award for my work on ISS CubeSat & Payload Jettison process and efficiency improvements that increased our ability to get these on orbit operations executed by a factor of 10. NASA's Silver Snoopy Award: Outstanding achievements related to human flight safety or mission success. Presented personally by astronauts as their own recognition of excellence. Show less Trajectory Operations Officer (TOPO) is a certified flight controller position for the International Space Station at NASA’s Mission Control, Johnson Space Center, Houston TX. TOPO performs all ISS trajectory planning, integration and real-time operations. TOPO is responsible for all ISS trajectory related tools, products, operations and provides real-time collision avoidance evaluation and execution to minimize the risk of conjunction events with other spacecraft or orbital debris. In addition to the real-time mission control environment, TOPOs are also the trajectory subject matter experts for the NASA Flight Dynamics Division and routinely leads or integrates studies, tests, teams, flights and increments. Show less

  • NASA Exploration Program, MAIA Integration Task Team - Artemis II Lead Integration Engineer

    Dec 2018 - Nov 2022

  • NASA ISS Program, VIPER Satellite/CubeSat Deploy and Payload Jettison Lead Engineer

    Oct 2016 - Dec 2018

  • NASA ISS Program, Flight Planning Integration Senior Engineer

    Feb 2013 - Oct 2016

  • NASA ISS Trajectory Operations and Planning Officer (TOPO)

    Aug 2000 - Feb 2013
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  Booz Allen Hamilton

  Nov 2022 - now

  NASA Exploration Program, MAIA Integration Task Team - Artemis II & V Lead Integration Engineer

  The Mission Analysis & Integrated Assessments (MAIA) Integration Task Team performs many of the same duties as the former Apollo & Shuttle program MPAD. Mission design and planning product integration to support primary vehicle interfaces, requirements, margins, mission management and Flight Operations products for each Artemis mission are some of our primary tasks. Although not an international collaboration (with the exception of ESA and the ESM) like my previous 18 years on the International Space Station program, integration of the cross-program teams of primary Artemis vehicle stakeholders to provide analysis and products that meet each Exploration Mission Analysis Cycle milestone. These milestone products ultimately support the Flight Readiness Review and hand-over to Flight Operations prior to vehicle launch and mission execution. Show less