Mike Stoughton
About Mike Stoughton
Mike Stoughton serves as the Weapons & Armament Chief Engineer at Odyssey Systems, where he has worked since 2015. He specializes in Guidance, Navigation, and Control, focusing on Mission Assurance within the Armament Directorate.
Work at Odyssey Systems
Mike Stoughton has served as the Weapons & Armament Chief Engineer at Odyssey Systems since 2015. In this role, he focuses on Mission Assurance within the Armament Directorate. His responsibilities include supporting the EPASS EB Program Manager and Senior Task Lead in developing a technical workforce for the Eglin Weapons & Armament Directorate. Stoughton has accumulated nine years of experience at Odyssey Systems, contributing to various projects and initiatives related to weapons and armament engineering.
Education and Expertise
Mike Stoughton earned a Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering & Applied Mechanics from the University of Cincinnati. His academic background emphasizes Control Systems, which supports his specialization in Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GN&C) and Performance Analysis. This educational foundation equips him with the necessary skills to address complex challenges in the field of weapons and armament engineering.
Background
Mike Stoughton has a strong background in aerospace engineering, specifically in the areas of Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GN&C). His work experience and educational qualifications have positioned him as a knowledgeable professional in the field of weapons and armament. His focus on Mission Assurance reflects his commitment to ensuring the reliability and effectiveness of armament systems.
Achievements
Throughout his tenure at Odyssey Systems, Mike Stoughton has contributed to the development of a technical workforce for the Eglin Weapons & Armament Directorate. His role as Weapons & Armament Chief Engineer involves overseeing critical aspects of mission assurance, which plays a vital role in the success of various defense-related projects. His expertise in Performance Analysis further enhances the operational capabilities of the systems he works with.