About

Harrison Mast is a Systems Engineer at Raytheon with 4.62 years of relevant experience in the field. He is responsible for assisting students in labs and grading homework for the course, Intro to Thermodynamics and Aerodynamics (ASEN 2002), which he coordinates with professors for the sophomore class. Prior to joining Raytheon, Harrison worked as an Aerospace Engineer, Operations Lead at SpaceNav, where he contributed to the development of the Collision Risk Management code baseline. He developed features that enabled real-time support for spacecraft operators facing high-risk close approaches, including analysis of risk and risk mitigation maneuver planning. He was responsible for team sprint/release planning, flight dynamics feature development, release test planning, execution, and checkout, as well as customer support for high-risk close approaches, including event analysis and maneuver planning. His work involved the use of technologies such as MATLAB, Java, Google Cloud Computing Services, and MySQL. Harrison also worked as a Software Development Intern in the Design and Architecture Group at the University of Colorado Boulder, where he built a web application used internally to track current projects. He also developed accessibility tests for CU's identity management portal. The technologies used during his work at the University of Colorado Boulder included Java, Python, JavaScript, MongoDB, RESTful APIs, and Docker. Harrison has a Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Colorado Boulder, which he completed in 2018. He also has an Associate's Degree in Mathematics from San Jacinto College, which he completed in 2014. His tech stack includes Java, MySQL, Docker, JavaScript, MongoDB, Python, and Web.