Michael Dinsart
About Michael Dinsart
Michael Dinsart is a Project Manager at Hyperloop Transportation Technologies, Inc. in Los Angeles, California, where he has worked since 2018. He has extensive experience in the aerospace sector, having held various engineering and management roles at Safran for over a decade.
Work at Hyperloop Transportation Technologies
Michael Dinsart has been serving as a Project Manager at Hyperloop Transportation Technologies, Inc. since 2018. He is based in Los Angeles, California, where he has contributed to various projects within the company for six years. His role involves overseeing project development and ensuring that objectives are met efficiently.
Previous Experience at Safran
Before joining Hyperloop Transportation Technologies, Michael Dinsart worked at Safran for several years in various capacities. He held the position of Engine Controls Integration Engineer from 2012 to 2014, and subsequently served as Flight Tests Project Manager from 2014 to 2017. His experience also includes roles as Test Engineer, Research Engineer, Design and Development Engineer, and Lead Engineer, showcasing a diverse background in engineering and project management.
Educational Background in Engineering
Michael Dinsart studied at Arts Et Métiers Paristech - École Nationale Supérieure D'arts Et Métiers, where he focused on Engineering and Project Management. He completed his Master's degree from 1999 to 2002, equipping him with the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for his subsequent career in engineering and project management.
Achievements in Flight Testing
During his tenure at Safran, Michael Dinsart led engine flight tests, achieving over 200 flights and more than 1000 hours of testing in a span of 2.5 years. He worked directly with the final customer in the United States to optimize engine and aircraft integration, demonstrating his capability in managing complex engineering projects.
Establishment of Flight Test Center
Michael Dinsart played a key role in establishing a flight test center from scratch at Safran. He transformed an empty space into a fully operational facility, which involved significant planning and execution to meet the operational requirements of the testing processes.