Jason Williams
About Jason Williams
Jason Williams serves as a NASA Challenger Center Mission Assistant and Space Science Teacher at Chabot Space & Science Center, a position he has held since 2015. His diverse career includes roles as a robotics engineer, carpenter, and aircraft maintenance technician, alongside various positions in education and public service.
Current Role at Chabot Space & Science Center
Jason Williams serves as the NASA Challenger Center Mission Assistant and Space Science Teacher at Chabot Space & Science Center. He has held this position since 2015, contributing to educational programs that engage students in space science and exploration. His role involves facilitating hands-on learning experiences and promoting interest in STEM fields among young learners.
Previous Experience in Robotics Engineering
Prior to his current role, Jason worked as a Robotics Engineer at Adept MobileRobots for four months in 1995. This position allowed him to gain experience in the field of robotics, contributing to the development and implementation of robotic systems.
Educational Background in Aviation and Engineering
Jason studied at Sierra Academy of Aeronautics, where he focused on Airframe Mechanics and Aircraft Maintenance Technology. He achieved a 2-year Federal Certified Aircraft Mechanic certification from 1991 to 1992. Additionally, he attended City College of San Francisco, earning an Associate’s Degree while studying various technical subjects including engineering and automotive mechanics from 2010 to 2017.
Diverse Work History
Jason has a varied work history that includes roles in different sectors. He worked as an Employment Specialist at Horizons Unlimited of San Francisco, Inc. for two years, and held positions such as Landscaper for the City and County of San Francisco and File Clerk at the California Public Utilities Commission. His experience spans from 1980 to 2005, showcasing his adaptability across multiple fields.