Kamran Sikandar

Kamran Sikandar is an experienced Logistics Engineer at the Canadian Space Agency, having served since February 2000. Responsibilities include negotiating work breakdown structures, managing risks, reviewing contractual commitments, and developing logistics metrics and performance indicators. Kamran has extensive involvement in the manufacturing and repair of equipment for the International Space Station (ISS) and liaises with NASA and launch providers for logistics activities. Notably, Kamran leads logistics process improvements and conducts life extension studies for Canadian robotic equipment on the ISS. Educationally, Kamran holds a Certificate in Transport & Logistics from McGill University, a Master of Science in Manufacturing Technology & Project Management from Cranfield University, and a Bachelor of Engineering in Aerospace from the College of Aeronautical Engineering.