Vullnet Hazizaj
About Vullnet Hazizaj
Vullnet Hazizaj is a Senior Manager at Blue Origin, specializing in Avionics, GNC, and Electronics. He has extensive experience in aerospace engineering, having worked at Collins Aerospace, B/E Aerospace, Jamco America, and Boeing.
Current Role at Blue Origin
Vullnet Hazizaj currently works as a Senior Manager in Avionics, GNC & Electronics at Blue Origin. Since 2020, he has been based in Kent, Washington, United States. In this role, he leads the engineering team responsible for avionics development for the New Glenn vehicle. His role encompasses overseeing projects related to avionics, guidance, navigation, and control systems.
Professional Experience at Collins Aerospace
Before Blue Origin, Vullnet Hazizaj served as Manager of Global Engineering, Electrical at Collins Aerospace from 2017 to 2020. Located in Everett, Washington, he managed electrical engineering projects and contributed to the company's aerospace advancements over a three-year period.
Role at B/E Aerospace
From 2010 to 2017, Vullnet worked at B/E Aerospace as a Lead Electrical Engineer. For seven years, he was based in Everett, Washington, where he played a significant role in electrical engineering for aerospace applications. His leadership in developing electrical systems contributed to various engineering projects.
Educational Background
Vullnet Hazizaj is an alumnus of the University of Washington, where he studied Wireless Communications and Electromagnetics, earning a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE). Additionally, he achieved an MBA from the University of Washington - Michael G. Foster School of Business. This educational foundation has equipped him with the skills necessary for his extensive career in aerospace engineering.
Early Career in Aerospace Engineering
Vullnet's career in aerospace engineering began at companies like Jamco America and The Boeing Company. From 2008 to 2010, he worked at Jamco America as an Electrical Design Engineer in Everett, WA, and from 2007 to 2008, he was a Flight Controls Engineer at Boeing. His early roles laid the groundwork for his expertise in avionics and electrical engineering within the aerospace industry.