Doug Dalgarno

Doug Dalgarno has a diverse work experience in the field of aerospace engineering and flight testing. Doug most recently worked as a Flight Test Instrumentation Engineer at AeroTEC - Aerospace Testing Engineering & Certification Inc. since November 2020. Prior to that, they worked at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc. as the Lead for Flight Test Instrumentation Laboratory Services, where they established an ISO 17025 flight test calibration lab and set up a laboratory service department to support various flight test activities.

Earlier in their career, Doug worked at BOMBARDIER in multiple roles including Flight Test Senior Designer, Flight Test Senior Instrumentation Specialist, Flight Test Lead Instrumentation Specialist, and Methods Engineer. Doug was responsible for implementing special projects, creating software tools, and coordinating off-site deployments. Doug also had expertise in transducer and equipment calibrations, telemetry, battery maintenance, electronic build and repair, and flight test documentation.

Before their tenure at BOMBARDIER, Doug served in the Canadian Armed Forces as a Flight Test Airborne Data Systems Technician and an Aircraft Communications and Radar Systems Technician. In these roles, they performed calibration and environmental tests, developed software programs, and fabricated and maintained instrumentation systems.

Overall, Doug Dalgarno possesses comprehensive experience in flight testing, instrumentation, calibration, software development, and equipment maintenance, making him a highly skilled professional in the aerospace industry.

Doug Dalgarno has an Associate's Degree in Avionics Science from Queens College of the City University of New York. Doug completed their degree at an unspecified time. Prior to their college education, Doug attended Carlton Comprehensive from 1977 to 1980 and obtained their high school diploma. In terms of additional certifications, Doug received the Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer certification from the National Instruments in November 2016.