Gregory Pope
About Gregory Pope
Gregory Pope serves as the SQE Group Leader at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, where he has worked since 2002. He has a diverse educational background, including studies in administration, computer science, and software safety systems, and has contributed to significant projects in software quality engineering and cyber security.
Work at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Gregory Pope has served as the SQE Group Leader at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory since 2002. His role involves leading software quality engineering efforts across various projects. He has contributed significantly to multiple Department of Energy multi-lab projects, focusing on enhancing software quality and reliability.
Education and Expertise
Gregory Pope has a diverse educational background. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Administration and Computer Science from Central Connecticut State University. He also holds an MBA in Executive Management from the University of Phoenix. His ongoing studies include Software Safety Systems at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Lean Six Sigma Champion at Bechtel University, among others.
Background
Gregory Pope's career includes a position as Director for the US Western Region at Tescom from 2000 to 2001. He has extensive experience in software quality engineering and has been involved in the development of significant projects, including the ROSE compiler infrastructure for cybersecurity tools.
Achievements
Pope has been part of the team that received the 2017 R&D 100 award for contributions to a multi-laboratory carbon capture simulation initiative. He has also led projects focused on Advanced Simulation and Computing Software Quality Engineering, particularly in High Performance Computing Multi-Physics simulation codes.
Professional Development
Gregory Pope actively engages in professional development through various studies. He is pursuing courses in Software Risk Management and Software Quality Auditing with the American Society for Quality. His commitment to continuous learning is evident through his studies at institutions such as MIT, UCLA, and New Jersey Institute of Technology.