Mohammad Rahman

Mohammad Rahman is a highly skilled engineering professional with extensive experience in system quality assurance, weapon system engineering, and process development across various prestigious organizations. Currently serving as a System Quality Engineer PMTS at Draper, Mohammad leads quality management for hypersonic systems and MEMS gyro fabrication. Previous roles include Principal System Engineer at Sandia National Laboratories, where responsibilities encompassed component requirement management and mechanical design, and R&D Engineer at Los Alamos National Laboratory, focusing on product engineering and process inspection. Earlier experience includes positions at Samsung Austin Semiconductor, where notable contributions led to productivity improvements and quality enhancements, and design engineering roles in biomedical device prototyping. Mohammad holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from The University of New Mexico, along with advanced degrees from Columbia Engineering and the National University of Singapore.