Genevieve Gaudin
About Genevieve Gaudin
Genevieve Gaudin is a Thermal Protection System Design Engineer at BLUE ORIGIN and a Vehicle System Cooling Techlead at Oregon State University's Global Formula Racing team.
Company: BLUE ORIGIN
Genevieve Gaudin works at BLUE ORIGIN as a Thermal Protection System Design Engineer. She has been with the company since June 2021, and her office is located in Kent, Washington. In her role, she focuses on designing thermal protection systems, leveraging her extensive knowledge in thermal-fluid sciences and heat transfer. Her work likely involves ensuring the safety and reliability of spacecraft by developing materials and designs that can withstand extreme temperatures encountered during missions.
Title: Thermal Protection System Design Engineer
Genevieve Gaudin holds the title of Thermal Protection System Design Engineer at BLUE ORIGIN. Her responsibilities include designing, analyzing, and testing thermal protection systems to ensure their effectiveness in aerospace applications. Her expertise in thermal-fluid sciences and heat transfer is critical in her efforts to develop solutions that withstand the harsh thermal conditions of space travel.
Education and Expertise in Mechanical Engineering
Genevieve Gaudin has a strong educational background in Mechanical Engineering. She earned a Master's degree from Oregon State University from 2019 to 2021. Prior to this, she completed a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Mechanical Engineering and Math at the same university, graduating in 2018. Her academic focus on thermal-fluid sciences and heat transfer provided her with the necessary skills to excel in her current role. She is experienced in designing and conducting experiments to analyze heat transfer in various systems.
Previous Roles at Oregon State University
Genevieve Gaudin has held several roles at Oregon State University. From 2019 to 2021, she was a Graduate Student Researcher focusing on her field of study while also contributing to research projects. Additionally, since 2019, she has served as the Vehicle System Cooling Techlead with Global Formula Racing at Oregon State University. This role involves leading initiatives to develop efficient cooling systems for high-performance vehicles, showcasing her ability to apply her thermal engineering expertise to practical applications.
Prior Experience at Intel Corporation
Genevieve Gaudin gained valuable industry experience as a Thermal-Mechanical Engineering Intern at Intel Corporation from 2018 to 2019. During her internship in Hillsboro, Oregon, she was involved in projects that required her to apply her knowledge of thermal dynamics and mechanical design, contributing to advancements in Intel's engineering processes.