Emma Jaynes

Emma Jaynes is a dedicated aerospace engineer specializing in Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) systems at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center. With a robust foundation in aerospace engineering, Emma has honed her expertise through hands-on experience in various high-impact projects across multiple NASA centers. As a participant in NASA's innovative Multi-Center Pathways program, she has gained invaluable insights and skills from her rotations at the Johnson Space Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, and Kennedy Space Center, enriching her understanding of the complexities involved in space exploration.

Currently, Emma is actively involved in the Flat Floor Robotics Lab, where she applies her technical skills in MATLAB, Creo Parametric, and SolidWorks to develop cutting-edge robotic systems that enhance GNC capabilities. Her proficiency in LabVIEW and Arduino allows her to create sophisticated control algorithms and automate testing processes, ensuring the reliability and precision of navigation systems essential for future missions. Emma's hands-on experience with ultrasonic testing and eddy current techniques further underscores her commitment to maintaining high safety and performance standards in aerospace applications.

Beyond her technical skills, Emma is recognized for her creative problem-solving abilities and leadership qualities, which she leverages to foster collaboration within multidisciplinary teams. Her passion for aerospace engineering and her commitment to advancing GNC technologies position her as a key contributor to NASA's mission of exploring new frontiers in space. Emma Jaynes exemplifies the spirit of innovation and dedication that drives NASA's success in pushing the boundaries of human exploration.