Melanie Enriquez
About Melanie Enriquez
Melanie Enriquez is an Electrical Systems Engineer specializing in RF/Communications, currently working at Microsoft and Blue Origin. She has a diverse background with experience at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, SpaceX, Texas A&M University, Texas Instruments, and Zachry Group.
Company
Melanie Enriquez is currently employed at Microsoft and Blue Origin. At Microsoft, she serves as a Technical Program Manager for XBOX in Redmond, Washington. Her work at Blue Origin involves being an Electrical Systems Engineer specializing in RF/Communications in Kent, Washington.
Title
Melanie Enriquez holds the titles of Electrical Systems Engineer and RF/Communications Specialist. She is also a Technical Program Manager for XBOX at Microsoft.
Education and Expertise
Melanie Enriquez holds a Master of Science in Computer Engineering from The Johns Hopkins University, which she obtained in 2020. Prior to this, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Texas A&M University in 2018. Her educational background equips her with strong expertise in electrical systems, RF communications, and computer engineering.
Background
Melanie Enriquez has amassed a diverse range of experiences in the field of engineering. Prior to her current roles, she worked as an RF Engineer in the Space Exploration Sector at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. She also gained hands-on experience as a Dragon Test Intern in Data and Control Systems at SpaceX, and as a Product Engineering Intern at Texas Instruments. Her earlier roles include an Electrical Engineering Internship at Zachry Group and research positions at Texas A&M University, focusing on biomedical devices and reconfigurable antenna systems.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Melanie Enriquez has held various significant roles. She contributed to space exploration projects as an RF Engineer at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. At SpaceX, she worked on the Dragon spacecraft as a Dragon Test Intern. At Texas Instruments, she developed skills in transceivers as a Product Engineering Intern. Additionally, her research at Texas A&M University covered biomedical devices and antenna systems. These roles have equipped her with a broad skill set in engineering and communications.