Woody Bramblett PE CEM

Woody Bramblett PE CEM has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and responsibilities. Woody began their career at Boeing in 1990 as a Sr. Design Engineer, where they were responsible for facility mechanical/electrical systems design, Operations and Maintenance engineering, and ensuring interfaces for payload customers. During this time, they also provided front line management for the International Space Station Ground Support Equipment project management and design engineering group.

Woody then moved on to Mnemonics in 2011, where they took on the role of Sr Program Manager. In this position, they managed and directed all phases of contractual programs, including a $16 million encryption radio design upgrade for the Air Force and an $11 million Navy flight avionics program.

In 2017, Woody joined RGNext as a Lead Systems Engineer. Here, they provided leadership and guidance to subsystem leads and developed yearly project plans based on management priorities. Woody served as the deficiency request point of contact for the government's JDRS system and supported the development and maintenance of the ER/WR Strategic Architecture Roadmap. Additionally, Woody coordinated with government and military customers on range system engineering projects and supported various working group topics and meetings.

Throughout their career, Woody has demonstrated strong skills in systems engineering, program management, leadership, and coordination.

Woody Bramblett PE CEM completed their Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) from the University of Kentucky between 1978 and 1980. Woody then pursued a Master of Science (MS) degree in Computer Information Systems from the Florida Institute of Technology from 1998 to 2000.