Kurt Oetken
About Kurt Oetken
Kurt Oetken serves as the Missions Systems Engineering Team Lead at Belcan, where he has worked since 2007. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Cedarville University and specializes in the design and integration of gun systems.
Work at Belcan
Kurt Oetken has been employed at Belcan since 2007, where he serves as the Missions Systems Engineering Team Lead. His role involves overseeing engineering projects related to mission systems, focusing on the design and integration of complex systems. Based in Lexington, KY, he has contributed to various initiatives over his 17 years with the company, leveraging his expertise in aerospace engineering.
Education and Expertise
Kurt Oetken earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Cedarville University, completing his studies from 1996 to 2001. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his work in aerospace engineering. He is recognized for his expertise in the design and integration of gun systems, including notable models such as the M134 Minigun and MAG58/M240.
Background
Kurt Oetken has developed a strong technical background in engineering, particularly in project management, estimating, and risk mitigation. His experience includes leading technical teams and managing complex projects within the aerospace sector. His proficiency in various engineering software tools enhances his capability to deliver effective solutions in his field.
Technical Skills
Kurt Oetken is proficient in several advanced engineering software tools, including Catia V5, Solid Works, Inventor, and Ansys FEA. These tools are essential for aerospace design and structural analysis, allowing him to conduct detailed simulations and analyses. His technical skills support his role in the design and integration of aerospace systems.
Communication and ASE Integration
Kurt Oetken has extensive experience in communication and ASE (Aerospace Systems Engineering) integration for aerospace systems. His ability to effectively communicate technical information and collaborate with cross-functional teams is vital for the successful execution of engineering projects.