James M.

James M. has extensive work experience in the field of systems engineering and data management. James started their career as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Maryland, where they provided instruction and assistance to undergraduate students. James then worked as a Graduate Research Assistant, conducting research for their master's level project and doctoral dissertation. During this time, they gained expertise in reducing, calibrating, and analyzing optical observations.

After completing their studies, James M. moved on to work as a Software Engineer at NASA, where they led and coordinated activities for the NASA Earth Science Data Systems Software Reuse Working Group. James then transitioned to the role of Senior Staff Scientist, where they continued to lead and coordinate activities for this working group.

James M.'s work experience also includes a role as a Business Development Specialist, where they utilized their expertise in software reuse to support business development efforts. Additionally, they worked as a Senior Systems Engineer/Scientist at the ICESat-2 Science Computing Facility, contributing to the development, documentation, and testing of various components.

Outside of their primary work, James M. also served as an International Faculty member at the International Institute of Interoperability Science, providing expertise and guidance in the field.

Overall, James M. has a strong background in systems engineering, data management, and scientific research, with a focus on software reuse and development.

James M. earned a Bachelor's Degree in Astronomy and Astrophysics from Villanova University in 1996. James then obtained a Master's Degree in Astronomy from the University of Maryland between 1996 and 1999. Finally, in 2004, James M. completed their education by attaining a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Astronomy from the University of Maryland.