692119 event 1788185775 1788186538 <![CDATA[Engineering Space Policy Career Series: Patrick Miga]]> This event is part of the Engineering Space Policy career series, which brings early-career practitioners to campus to discuss career pathways at the intersection of engineering, policy, and the space sector. 

Patrick Miga graduated from Georgia Tech with a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering in 2020 and from the University of Colorado Boulder with dual Master's degrees in Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Management in 2023. For the past four years, Patrick has worked at Advanced Space. Initially hired as an engineer, he has since branched out into business development and project management, and now leads the development of technologies for tracking objects in space, especially at the Moon, as an astrodynamics engineer and solutions architect.

]]> The Engineering Space Policy Careers series invites students to informal conversations with early- and mid-career professionals about their career paths in space policy and the many ways that engineering, policy, and business intersect across the space sector.

]]> Jayla McCall
jmccall@gatech.edu 

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