Mercer Engineering Research Center
Chad deMontfort is a highly experienced aerospace engineer with a background in teaching and industry. Currently serving as the Chief Engineer at Mercer Engineering Research Center, Chad oversees a team of engineers and manages various technical programs. With previous roles at Support Systems Associates, Inc. and Cessna Aircraft Company, Chad has valuable experience in sustainment engineering and systems engineering. Additionally, their time as a teaching assistant at the University of Florida showcases their dedication to educating others in the field of engineering. Chad is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Mercer Engineering Research Center
Mercer Engineering Research Center (MERC) is a non-profit operating unit of Mercer University, a private, comprehensive university located in Macon, Georgia. Located in Warner Robins, GA just 5.5 miles from Robins AFB, MERC was established in 1987 as the research extension of the School of Engineering. Our core competencies include structures technology, industrial systems and materials technology, rehabilitation and ergonomic sciences, materials engineering support to include laboratory testing, metallurgical and failure analysis, stress analysis and testing, durability and damage tolerance analysis, finite element modeling and analysis, reverse engineering, electronic combat systems engineering, advanced signal processing algorithm development, simulation and modeling, process analysis and design, information systems technology, and integrated logistics systems. Are you a talented professional looking to join an experienced team of engineers, analysts and technology experts? Mercer Engineering Research Center (MERC) offers challenging career opportunities in electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, software engineering, system support, analysis and testing. Learn more about MERC career opportunities at http://merc-mercer.org/#career.