Wellington F.

Wellington F. has a diverse work experience in various fields. They started their career as a Summer Intern at Bowman Consulting Group DC PC in 2017. From 2017 to 2019, they worked as a Student Intern at Purdue University and also as a Flight Intern at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. In 2019, they worked as a Jr Software Engineer at Global Science & Technology, Inc and also had an internship at Investment Planning Solutions. In the same year, Wellington became a Student Researcher at Purdue University via General Atomic, where they developed a Laser Communication System. In 2020, they joined Trans Astronautica Corporation as an Engineer Intern, where they were involved in designing spacecraft and performing R&D for lunar launchers. Wellington continued their journey with Trans Astronautica Corporation and held roles such as Graduate Intern, Jr Aerospace Engineer, and Aerospace Engineer. Currently, Wellington is working as a Lab Manager at Trans Astronautica Corporation. Alongside their professional career, Wellington also founded Purduo Rocket Men, a college radio show, and Cruisin' on the Cutting Edge, where they discussed breakthroughs and innovations.

Wellington F. began their education journey at Georgetown Preparatory School, where they studied from 2013 to 2017. Although the provided information does not indicate a specific degree or field of study, this was a significant part of their early education.

Following high school, Wellington F. enrolled at Purdue University in 2017 and pursued a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, as well as Finance. Wellington completed this program in 2021, after four years of study.

In 2021, Wellington F. furthered their education by enrolling in The Johns Hopkins University. Here, they pursued a Master of Engineering degree in Space Systems Engineering. This program is expected to be completed in 2023.

Overall, Wellington F. has a diverse educational background that includes studies in aerospace engineering, finance, and now space systems engineering.