Jimmy Pan

Jimmy Pan is a skilled mechanical engineer with substantial experience in both propulsion and mechanical systems. At Lockheed Martin, as a Senior Mechanical Engineer, Jimmy designed a low thermal conductivity strut support structure for a NASA cryogenic propulsion project and currently works on the Mars Sample Return Earth Entry System Aeroshell. Previous roles include Senior Propulsion Engineer, where performance of propulsion tests for the Sustained Lunar Development Transporter element took place, and Mechanical Engineer leading qualification tests within the Human Landing System program. Earlier professional experiences include significant contributions at Honeywell, where Jimmy led test campaigns for small-satellite reaction wheel assemblies, and mentorship roles at Vanderbilt University, coupled with hands-on technical projects. Jimmy holds a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology and a Bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University, graduating magna cum laude.