William Morris

William Morris has a diverse work history in the aerospace industry. William started their career at United Space Alliance in 2003, where they worked as a Disassembly & Refurbishment Engineer for five years. In 2008, they joined ASRC Aerospace as a Ground Systems Design and Operations specialist, focusing on systems integration and project management for the Constellation Ground Operations Project. After a year with ASRC Aerospace, they moved on to SAIC in 2009, where they took on the role of Design & Operations Planning, responsible for vehicle design, facility and infrastructure management, and operations planning for SRB Operations at KSC. In 2014, they joined Belcan as a Test and Operations Manager, leading the development of new ground support equipment (GSE) and serving on console during Recovery Operations for Exploration Flight Test - 1 (EFT-1) for the Orion Spacecraft. Most recently, in 2019, they joined Millennium Engineering and Integration as a Senior Recovery Engineer & Project Manager.

William Morris attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to study Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering. No specific start or end year was provided, so the duration of their education at the university is unknown. No degree name was mentioned.