John Dillon III

John Dillon III has a diverse work experience in the engineering field. John started their career as a Mechanical Engineer at AJT and Associates, Inc., where they provided mechanical engineering support for Kennedy Space Center and the U.S. Air Force Eastern Range. John then worked as a System Engineer at Spherion Staffing Services, providing mechanical engineering support for Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.

Following this, John worked as a Safety Engineer at Millennium Engineering and Integration Co., reviewing design and specification packages for new facilities and ground support equipment for compliance with safety standards. John also reviewed contractor documentation and developed system requirements. John continued to work in safety engineering at Millennium Engineering and Integration, supporting launch site system requirements and operations audit plans.

John also gained experience as a Safety Engineer at APT Research, where they conducted safety reviews for launch vehicle complex facilities and systems. John performed safety and technical reviews for the construction of the Shuttle Atlantis Display and acted as the primary interface with other organizations involved in the project.

Additionally, John worked as a Safety Engineer and Quality Control Manager at Aerostar SES, LLC, where they ensured the quality of equipment submittals and work being performed. John submitted daily quality control reports.

Furthermore, John served as a Senior Safety Engineer at KMS Solutions, LLC, conducting safety and technical analyses for weapon systems for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center. John also worked as a Safety Engineer at APT Research, conducting safety engineering reviews for Pressure Vessel and Pressure Systems for SLS GSDO and NE.

Before their current position, John worked as a Safety Engineer at Insight Global, providing safety oversight and support for site operations and testing.

Overall, John Dillon III has extensive experience in safety engineering and mechanical engineering, with a focus on compliance with safety standards in various engineering projects.

John Dillon III earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Memphis between 1988 and 1994. There is no additional information available about their education beyond that.