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Contractor to Civil Servant: NASA Welcomes Ray Williams
Ray Williams has transitioned from a contractor to a NASA civil servant at the Stennis Space Center. This is part of an administrator's directive to strengthen technical core competencies within the civil service workforce.
Why it matters
Retaining specialized expertise in-house as civil servants reduces long-term operational risks for NASA. This helps ensure the success of propulsion testing for commercial aerospace and lunar missions.
The details
- Williams has 28 years of experience at the E-Complex propulsion testing facility.
- The E-Complex supports development testing for NASA and commercial aerospace industry components.
- Williams serves as supervisor of test support operations at the E-1 test stand.
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Ray Williams works at NASA
Ray Williams works as a supervisor for test operations support at NASA.
Stennis Space Center is a member of NASA
Stennis Space Center is a NASA rocket testing facility.
Ray Williams is a member of Grambling State University
Ray Williams is a graduate of Grambling State University.
Propulsion System Component Testing uses NASA
NASA uses propulsion system component testing capabilities at Stennis Space Center's E-Complex.
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