Craig Hamilton

Craig Hamilton has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades in various engineering roles. Craig started their career as a Co-op Student at Structural Dynamics Research Corp. and then worked as an Aerospace Engineer at Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), where they provided expertise in cost and structural matters for aircraft design and testing.

Following this, Craig worked as a Project Engineer at Butler International, where they acted as a liaison between program managers and customer engineering teams at Sikorsky Helicopters. Craig then joined Rolls-Royce North America as a Sr. Mechanical Design Engineer, where they developed new designs and modifications to reduce life-cycle and component costs of aircraft engines.

Craig later worked at General Motors as a Hybrid Transmission Design Engineer, responsible for designing the next generation of hybrid auto transmissions. Craig then moved to Cummins, Inc as a Technical Specialist, where they developed critical components for a high horsepower high-speed diesel and natural gas engine program.

At GE Aviation, Craig held multiple roles, including Mechanical Systems Lead Design Engineer, Lead Sourcing Specialist - Supplier Quality Engineering, and GEnx Fleet Model Cost Leader. In these roles, they provided engineering support, led investigations on quality issues, and collaborated with cross-functional teams to improve productivity and profitability.

Most recently, Craig worked as a Systems Engineer at Avion Solutions, Inc., where they provided systems engineering support for the CH-47F Chinook helicopter program. Craig also led a trailblazing effort to introduce Additive Manufacturing/3D Printed Components into the Army's supply chain.

Throughout their career, Craig has demonstrated strong technical skills, collaboration abilities, and a focus on cost optimization and quality improvement.

Craig Hamilton completed their education at three different institutions. From 1996 to 2001, they attended Purdue University, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering. Following this, they pursued a Master of Science degree in Information Science & Technology at The Johns Hopkins University, which they achieved between 2002 and 2009. Craig's high school education took place at Terre Haute North Vigo High School, although the duration and specific degree obtained are unknown. In addition to their formal education, they also obtained a certification as a Certified Material Review Board Engineer for Mechanical Systems from GE Aviation in December 2015.