SELDP 2012 Graduation – Paul Lambertson
The 2012 Systems Engineering Leadership Development Program (SELDP) graduated nine new systems engineers. Members of the 2012 class each had a rotational assignment at a new center, benefitted from workshops and training, and had the opportunity to participate in benchmarking visits at organizations including Boeing, Costco, and Blue Origin.
Paul Lambertson, chief engineer at Boeing and keynote speaker for the graduation, applauded NASA’s commitment to investing in its systems engineering capability through the SELDP program. “Systems engineering is the art and science of focusing in on lifecycle processes.” Not everyone has the ability or the experience to know how to do that, he explained.
To learn more about the graduation, please visit: http://go.nasa.gov/1rtVB5d.
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