Air Force Research Laboratory
Jay Waterman is a highly skilled materials engineer with extensive experience in nondestructive evaluation and inspection technologies. Currently serving at the Air Force Research Laboratory since July 2024, Jay previously held roles at the Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division as both a Nondestructive Evaluation Engineer and Scientist, and Nondestructive Evaluation Team Lead, contributing to research and development for the fleet. As an Ultrasonics Research Consultant at mIQroTech, Jay focused on ultrasonic transducers and sensors. At NAVAIR, Jay was the S&T Lead for the Nondestructive Inspection Branch and worked on corrosion and nondestructive inspection research. Educational credentials include a PhD in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering from the University of Canterbury and a BSME in Mechanical Engineering from Colorado State University.
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Air Force Research Laboratory
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WHAT WE DO We lead the discovery, development and delivery of warfighting technologies for our air, space and cyberspace forces. Through unparalleled research, tomorrow’s technology and strategic partnerships, we give our warfighters unmatched advantage in the field. Balancing a legacy of success with a pursuit of innovation, AFRL is uniquely positioned to support the warfighter’s urgent needs and evolving demand to defend America. WHO WE ARE We’re a group of scientists, researchers, entrepreneurs, veterans and academics that push the boundaries of technology, creating a new tomorrow for our warfighters and our world. We never stop testing and we never stop trying. Because around the globe, market and military leaders rely on us to invent the future. WHERE WE WORK To give our warfighters an advantage, we give our team access to facilities and equipment that often exist in no other lab. And our people match this technology; we work alongside the brilliant, the creative and the optimistic. In order to create a better future, we dare to believe it’s possible.