Adam Vendrasco
About Adam Vendrasco
Adam Vendrasco is an Electronic Warfare Engineer with a Bachelor of Science in Physics from Clemson University. He has co-authored a paper on gamma-ray emission and has experience in scientific writing, military training, and technical roles in both academic and defense settings.
Work at SRC
Adam Vendrasco has been employed at SRC as an Electronic Warfare Engineer since 2021. His role involves applying technical expertise in electronic warfare systems, contributing to projects that enhance military capabilities. SRC is known for its focus on advanced technologies and solutions for defense and intelligence applications. Vendrasco's work supports the organization's mission in developing innovative strategies and tools for electronic warfare.
Education and Expertise
Adam Vendrasco earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Clemson University. His academic background provides a strong foundation in scientific principles and methodologies. He has co-authored a paper published in The Astrophysical Journal, indicating his involvement in astrophysics research. This experience showcases his ability to engage in complex scientific discussions and contributes to his expertise in the field.
Background
Before joining SRC, Adam Vendrasco interned at The MIL Corporation from 2017 to 2019. During this time, he gained practical experience in the field of military contracting. He also received technical training with the Department of Defense, where he focused on assembling, reconfiguring, and testing assets for the Unified Command Suite Team and Civil Support Team. These experiences have shaped his career in electronic warfare and defense technologies.
Research and Technical Skills
As a Research Assistant, Adam Vendrasco developed skills in scientific writing and presentation. His contributions to academic publications reflect his ability to communicate complex ideas effectively. He has also cultivated skills in computer programming, communication, problem solving, and teamwork through various academic and military contracting experiences. These skills are essential for his current role in electronic warfare engineering.