Greg Lawson:  

CLASS OF 1977
Ringgold, GA
Atlanta, GA
Carrollton, GA
Graysville, GA

Greg's Story

Life I went to college at West Georgia College and Georgia Tech, where I graduated with a degree in Theorhetical Physics. I went to graduate school at the University of Tennessee Space Institute. I got married as I left UTSI, in 1984. I got divorced in 2000, but am now remarried. I have no children, unless you count my 3 puppies. Workplace After graduate school, I went to work for Teledyne Brown Engineering. For the first 3-4 years I did Government suport engineering (being a technical advisor and watchdog for technical development contracts), but had a hard time with customers that didn't want to hear the truth about what they were buying. I then transitioned into hardware development for military customers, primarily centered around weapon sys...Expand for more
tem instrumentation. I also designed and built experiment packages for Space Shuttle and International Space Station missions. Additionally, Teledyne sent me to Business courses, and I worked for one of the Vice Presidents, doing corporate-wide technical advisement and development of industrial optical instrumentation projects for some of Teledyne's subsidiary companies. After 14 years at Teledyne, I went to a small company, called TecMasters, where I built a laboratory and fabrication facility for hardware and software development for General Motors. I am back at Teledyne Brown Engineering, in Huntsville. I am the Project Manager for a piece of NASA's SLS rocket, which will go to Mars. We are building the biggest, most powerful rocket ever built.
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