Mohamed Ragab

Mohamed Ragab currently serves as the Vice President of Spacecraft Development and Technology Partnership at ispace, inc., overseeing the successful SRR/SDR for the lunar lander project that secured a record $92M Series A funding and leading a diverse engineering team while ensuring ITAR/EAR compliance. Previously, at United Launch Alliance, Mohamed held the position of Chief Engineer and Program Manager for NASA's Commercial Crew Program, achieving significant cost savings and contributing to a $4.2B contract award. Having arrived from Lockheed Martin, where Mohamed was Chief Engineer for National Reconnaissance Office missions and the USAF MLV Program, ensuring mission success and developing future Atlas architectures, experience also includes leadership roles at General Dynamics and Raytheon. Academically, Mohamed Ragab holds a PhD and MSc in Aeronautical and Astronautical/Space Engineering from ISAE-SUPAERO and a Bachelor of Science from Cairo University.