Speaker: Amanda Foo
Date: June 9, 2014
Date: June 9, 2014
Time: 5:30pm to 8:00pm
Location: Room 109, Carnegie Mellon University, Silicon Valley Campus (CMU), Moffett Field, CASummary
A look at two distinct areas: virtual reality and modular designs which both promote change in the System Engineering paradigm. Google Glass and other 3D enhancements help us harness the benefits of Model Based Engineering and simplify complex system designs while potentially aiding us with product assurance and quality issues. When looking at impacts on System Architecture, modular phone designs like ARA project start to scratch the surface of the possibilities of predisposed systems planned for innovation and interchangeability.
Speaker Bio
Amanda Foo received a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkeley in 2004 then began working at Lockheed Martin. Through the years, she has been a lead on Developmental Soft Tooling consoles, Principal Engineer on batteries and electronic packages, and Test Lead on Centrifuge tests.
Currently, she is the Solid Boost Motor Propulsion Manager for Fleet Ballistic Missiles Program. Over the past two years, she has pursued certifications as an Agile Scrum Master and Agile Product Owner. Additionally, she has involved herself in startup technologies including Google Glass Explorer Program and 3D Printing motor mockups.
Ms. Foo is the current Program Director (2014) and Board Member of INCOSE San Francisco Bay Area Chapter.
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