Julia Proctor
About Julia Proctor
Julia Proctor is an Associate Guidance, Navigation, and Control Engineer at Astranis Space Technologies, with a strong background in aerospace engineering and applied physics. She has experience in various roles, including internships and teaching assistantships, and is currently pursuing advanced studies in the field.
Current Role at Astranis Space Technologies
Julia Proctor serves as an Associate Guidance, Navigation, and Control Engineer at Astranis Space Technologies. She has held this position since 2023, contributing to the development of advanced aerospace technologies in San Francisco, California. Her role involves applying her expertise in dynamics, simulation, and guidance, navigation, and controls (GNC) to support innovative projects within the company.
Education and Advanced Studies
Julia Proctor pursued her advanced studies in Aerospace Engineering at Cornell University, where she earned her Master of Engineering (MEng) degree in 2023. Prior to this, she completed a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Engineering Physics/Applied Physics at Cornell University from 2019 to 2022. Her educational background provides a strong foundation in the principles and methodologies relevant to aerospace engineering.
Professional Experience
Julia Proctor has a diverse professional background in the aerospace sector. She worked as a Flight Sciences Intern at ABL Space Systems in 2022 for five months. Additionally, she served as a Teaching Assistant for MAE 4060/5065 at Cornell University in 2022. Her experience also includes an internship at Signal Vine in 2019 and a role as a Math Instructor at Mathnasium - The Math Learning Center in the same year.
Involvement in Cornell Racing
Julia Proctor was an active member of Cornell Racing (FSAE) from 2019 to 2022, where she contributed as an Aerodynamics Member. This role allowed her to apply her engineering skills in a practical setting, focusing on the design and optimization of vehicle aerodynamics in a competitive environment.
Fellowship Participation
In 2023, Julia Proctor participated in the Matthew Isakowitz Fellowship Program, a prestigious initiative aimed at developing future leaders in the commercial spaceflight sector. This fellowship provided her with opportunities to engage with industry experts and enhance her knowledge and skills in aerospace engineering.