McGill Rocket Team
Pierre Khoury is an experienced engineering professional currently serving as the Orbital CubeSat R&D Lead at McGill Rocket Team, focusing on radios and antennas for orbital CubeSats. Pierre has held various leadership roles, including Electronics and Software Design Lead and member, where responsibilities included designing PCBs using Altium Designer and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Previous internships include Radio Frequency Engineer Intern at MDA Space, where Pierre conducted reliability analyses and identified risks in PCB designs, and Hardware Engineer Intern at Matrox Video, involving hardware design and software development. Pierre also worked as a Software Quality Assurance Specialist at Novatek International. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at McGill University, Pierre has a solid educational background with prior studies at Marianopolis College and Collège Beaubois.
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McGill Rocket Team
The McGill Rocket Team isn't an ordinary group of university students. This collection of rocketeers, with nearly unparalleled passion for what they do, is an embodiment of Canadian excellence. The team's list of achievement continues to grow at an accelerating pace, with no sign (and intention) of slowing down. The McGill Rocket Team was founded in 2014 with the primary purpose of providing an environment in which students from any discipline and faculty could study the design, manufacturing, launch and recovery of rocket related technologies. The desired result was to provide an environment that promotes Canadian aerospace engineering and fosters the future leaders of this industry. Today, the team boasts over 250 active members continuously working in service of its lofty mission on both the technical and community outreach fronts. The team also has several alumni who have gone on to be employed at notable institutions such as SpaceX, NASA Jet Propulsion Labs (JPL), RocketLab, Bell Flight, MDA, and Reaction Dynamics.