Erick Burger

Erick Burger is a Principal Systems Engineer at Sierra Nevada Corporation since May 2016, with a robust background in aerospace engineering and systems integration. Previous experience at Northrop Grumman Corporation includes roles as Mission System Payloads Integration Engineer, Unmanned Recovery System Responsible Engineer, and Simulation & Controls Development Engineer, focusing on development of flight controls and simulations for unmanned rotorcraft. Erick's earlier career featured positions at The Boeing Company, where contributions were made to the flight control systems of the Apache Helicopter and the X-50 Dragonfly, along with sailing-related volunteer work at the Ocean Institute and the San Diego Maritime Museum. Erick holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.