Scott Altman
About Scott Altman
Company
Scott Altman holds the position of Operating Group President, Space at ASRC Federal. He supports various initiatives and partnerships within the company, particularly those that assist veterans transitioning to civilian careers. He also serves as the executive sponsor of ASRC Federal's Military Community (MILCOM) Employee Resource Group.
Title and Roles
Scott Altman is recognized for his leadership as the Operating Group President, Space at ASRC Federal. His significant contributions include his role as the executive sponsor for the Military Community (MILCOM) Employee Resource Group, showcasing his commitment to supporting veterans within the organization.
Education and Expertise
Scott Altman received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois and holds a master’s degree in aeronautical engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School. His extensive experience in aeronautics and space is further highlighted by his 26-year tenure in the U.S. Navy and his notable career as a NASA astronaut.
Veteran and Astronaut Background
A 26-year U.S. Navy veteran and former NASA astronaut, Scott Altman boasts an impressive background. He has logged over 51 days in space, commanded the final two servicing missions of the Hubble Space Telescope, and spent over 7,000 hours flying more than 40 types of aircrafts. His peak aviation experience includes flying the F-14D over Iraq.
Achievements and Honors
Scott Altman has received notable accolades, including the 2023 WashingtonExec's Space Exec of the Year and the Order of Lincoln in 2021, Illinois' highest honor for professional achievement and public service. His commitment to community service is evident through his support of local robotics clubs, mentorship at American Corporate Partners, and efforts to encourage youth pursuing STEM careers.
Veteran Support Activities
Scott Altman is deeply involved in supporting veterans' transitions to civilian careers. He actively collaborates with initiatives and organizations such as American Corporate Partners (ACP) and SkillBridge. His enthusiasm for veteran support was also shared in an interview with WashingtonExec's Amanda Ziadeh, where he discussed these contributions and efforts.