Eduardo Villarreal

Eduardo Villarreal began their career in 2005 as a Processor/Developer at M7 Aerospace/Visual Intelligence. In 2006, they joined MTA Inc. as a Software Safety Engineer III. In 2011, they moved to J & P Technologies, where they have served as a Software Safety Engineer III, focusing on a subset of NASA requirements designated as Computer Based Control Systems (CBCS). Eduardo's tasks include assessment and support of integrated flight systems, scientific computing, and complex control systems specific to the aerospace industry.

Eduardo Villarreal began their educational career in 2000 when they earned a Bachelors in Science in Computer Engineering from the University of Houston. In 2007, they earned a Practical System Engineering Certificate from Science Application International Corporation. In 2009, they earned a System Safety and Reliability Analysis Certificate from the University of Washington College of Engineering. In 2012, they earned both a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification With Capstone Project and a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification With Six Sigma Capstone Project from San Jacinto College.