Jason Mclaughlin
About Jason Mclaughlin
Jason Mclaughlin is the Program Director at BLUE ORIGIN, with extensive experience in aerospace and project management roles across various companies.
Company
Jason Mclaughlin is currently working at BLUE ORIGIN as a Program Director, based in Kent, Washington, United States. Prior to this role, he served as a Senior Program Manager at the same company from 2019 to 2023. BLUE ORIGIN is a well-known company in the aerospace industry, focusing on developing technologies to enable private human access to space.
Title
Jason Mclaughlin holds the position of Program Director at BLUE ORIGIN. His role involves overseeing various aspects of program management, ensuring that key milestones and objectives are met. His previous experience at BLUE ORIGIN as a Senior Program Manager provided a strong foundation for his current responsibilities.
Education and Expertise
Jason Mclaughlin has a robust educational background in project management and aerospace engineering. He studied Project Management at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in 2018 and at Colorado State University Global from 2018 to 2020. Additionally, he earned an AA in Computer Electronics from Northern Maine Technical College between 1983 and 1985. His comprehensive education has equipped him with the skills required to manage complex aerospace projects.
Background
Jason Mclaughlin has extensive experience in the aerospace industry. He has held various positions at prominent organizations, including Project Systems Engineering Manager at SAIC (2018-2019), Project Manager/Aerospace Engineer at Engility Corporation (2016-2018), and Project Engineer/Launch Vehicle Systems Engineer at TASC, Inc. (2014-2016). Additionally, he has worked with Energia Logistics, Ltd., Boeing - Sea Launch, and Space Systems/Loral, contributing significantly to several high-stakes aerospace programs.
Achievements
Jason Mclaughlin managed the ground operations phase of over 8 successful satellite launch campaigns at 4 different launch sites globally within a span of 3 years. At Energia Logistics, Ltd., he oversaw mission launch capabilities for satellites in 6 commercial programs, each valued at approximately $95 million. His roles often included executing program-specific requirements such as spacecraft and safety requirements integration, and ICD requirement definition and verification, completing these tasks ahead of schedule.