Timothy Stern
About Timothy Stern
Timothy Stern is a Flight Software/Platforms Engineer with experience in software development and community engagement in STEM education. He has worked with L3Harris Technologies and Masten Space Systems, and has a background in computer engineering from the University of North Texas.
Work at Masten Space Systems
Timothy Stern has been employed at Masten Space Systems as a Flight Software/Platforms Engineer since 2021. His role involves developing and maintaining flight software systems, contributing to the company's efforts in space exploration and technology. He works remotely, allowing him to collaborate with teams across various locations while focusing on enhancing software platforms for aerospace applications.
Previous Experience at L3Harris Technologies
Prior to his current position, Timothy worked at L3Harris Technologies in two capacities. He served as a Computer Engineering Co-Op for six months in 2019, where he gained practical experience in computer engineering. Following this role, he worked as a Software Engineer from 2020 to 2021 for one year, where he contributed to software development projects in Greenville, Texas.
Education and Expertise
Timothy studied at the University of North Texas, where he earned a degree in Computer Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. His academic focus was on Embedded Systems Design, and he completed his studies from 2015 to 2020. This educational background provided him with a solid foundation in software development and engineering principles.
Community Engagement and Mentorship
Timothy has actively contributed to community engagement and STEM education through volunteering for BEST Robotics. He also mentors friends in computer science, demonstrating his commitment to sharing knowledge and fostering interest in technology among peers. His involvement in these initiatives reflects his dedication to supporting the next generation of engineers.
Robotics and Programming Projects
During his university years, Timothy founded a robotics organization, showcasing his leadership and initiative in technology. He participated in a NASA Design challenge for two years, focusing on developing a next-generation heads-up display for astronauts. Additionally, he enjoys hobbyist programming projects, including creating a Raspberry Pi 'magic mirror' and developing a Discord bot.