Morgan Gulliver
About Morgan Gulliver
Morgan Gulliver is a Propulsion Engineer II at Blue Origin with extensive experience in aerospace and mechanical engineering.
Propulsion Engineer II at Blue Origin
Morgan Gulliver has been working at Blue Origin as a Propulsion Engineer II since 2018. Based in Kent, Washington, this role involves designing, developing, and testing propulsion systems for aerospace applications. Gulliver's responsibilities include leading development teams, managing project timelines, and ensuring that all engineering solutions meet stringent quality and safety standards. His work on the BE-4 ignition system is a notable contribution in this capacity.
Previous Roles at Blue Origin
Before becoming a Propulsion Engineer II, Morgan Gulliver held several other engineering positions at Blue Origin. From 2017 to 2018, he worked as a Propulsion Engineer, where he was involved in various design and development projects for propulsion systems. Earlier, in 2016, he served as an Aerospace Engineer for four months, contributing to engineering projects and collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet project objectives.
Mechanical Engineering Internships
Morgan Gulliver has completed several internships that contributed to his expertise in mechanical engineering. In 2015, he interned at Northrop Grumman Corporation in Falls Church, Virginia, where he gained valuable experience in mechanical engineering projects. In 2014, he worked at Medtronic in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as a Mechanical Engineering Development Intern. These internships provided him with hands-on experience and practical knowledge in engineering.
Education in Mechanical Engineering
Morgan Gulliver graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) with a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering in 2016. During his time at MIT, he gained a strong foundation in engineering principles and advanced technical skills that have been instrumental in his subsequent career. He also attended Stamford High School until 2011, where he developed an early interest in engineering.
Key Contributions and Projects
Morgan Gulliver has led and contributed to several significant projects in his career. He developed the BE-4 ignition system, focusing on risk tracking, mitigation, and fault tolerance. He also led the development testing of a metal to ceramic spark plug, contributing to the brazing manufacturing process. Additionally, Gulliver designed and iterated a 3D-printed igniter and interfaced with United Launch Alliance to determine project requirements and communicate roadblocks.