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Ryan Dougherty

Executive at Point One Navigation

Palo Alto, California, United States

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Ryan: together at Jet Propulsion Laboratory

About

Ryan Dougherty is a Principal Engineer at Point One Navigation with a technical background in high-precision navigation, GNSS, and sensor fusion. He has led engineering teams and worked on safety-critical systems and production-grade technology.

Executive at Point One Navigation

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Co-founders at Point One Navigation

ANAaron Nathan
Aaron NathanCo-founder/CTO

Experience

  1. Point One NavigationPrincipal Engineercurrent2017 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  2. The MITRE CorporationSr Signal Processing Engineer2014 — 2017Bedford, MA
  3. Cornell UniversityPhD Candidate2008 — 2014Ithaca, NY
  4. Space Systems LoralPropulsion Engineer2005 — 2008Palo Alto, CA
  5. Jet Propulsion LaboratoryPropulsion Systems Engineer2004 — 2005Pasadena, CA

Skills & more

Matlab11LaTeX2PythonAnalytical SkillsAlgorithmsEngineering ManagementSpacecraft8Systems Engineering7Engineering6Testing5Propulsion4Satellite4
+10 moreSimulationsSailingSpace SystemsSignal ProcessingKnittingMotorcycleKalman filteringAerospaceState EstimationOptimization

Languages English · Russian

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Who is Ryan Dougherty?
Ryan Dougherty is a Principal Engineer at Point One Navigation with a technical background in high-precision navigation, GNSS, and sensor fusion. He has led engineering teams and worked on safety-critical systems and production-grade technology.
Where did Ryan Dougherty go to school?
Ryan Dougherty studied at Cornell University (Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Aerospace Engineering); Cornell University (Master of Science (M.S.), Aerospace Engineering); University of Southern California (BS, Aerospace Engineering).

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