Phantomworks advanced sensors group. Integrated Product Team Lead for development of an advanced proprietary sensor from pre-SRR thru subsystem I&T. In my career, I've worked problems all the way down to development of nano materials and all the way up to system of system architectural trades. Prior to coming to Boeing, I was Section Manager of the EW & RF Systems Architecture group at Raytheon SAS, responsible for 19 aerospace engineers and managing EW Systems program engagement in El Segundo. Earlier in my career I helped architect, spec and design Raytheon's next generation EW Receiver/Technique Generator from the ground up as systems engineering lead for the Next Gen EW Enterprise Campaign. I have experience in both the front end and back end of the business, serving roles doing everything from being a proposal book boss, writing specs from scratch for brand new advanced systems pre-SRR, negotiating CDR criteria with the customer, dispositioning engineering failure reports (EFRs) on critical path, and hardware CTSR sell off. In the past I have worked as requirements lead on DARPA's ISIS radar program; as a mode developer and analyst with 16 test flights under my belt; as staff to the chief engineer on a must perform major space program driving daily battle rhythm and execution, and as an M&P, Component and Specialty engineer. Active Top Secret Eleven invention disclosures, five US Patents and one more pending. Subject matter expert in radar mode design, electronic warfare, radar systems engineering, RF performance analysis, nanotechnology, materials & processes, vacuum physics and space environmental effects. Long term goal is to work into an executive position with Profit/Loss responsibility and product line technical ownership.

Systems Engineer - 5 (Radar and EW architecture) @ Integrated Product Team Lead for a 30M+ proprietary sensor development effort from Pre-SRR thru subsystem integration and test. Manage a team of ten engineers and three subcontracts on a very aggressive schedule and fixed price budget. Guide systems engineering effort including M&S, I&T, requirements development and architecture. Where necessary, chair design reviews, test readiness reviews and failure review boards for subcontractors and Boeing team. Negotiate subcontractor SOWs, specs and review work products. Brief executive level management and customers (O-5, GS-16 level or higher) about program status, technical issues and systems architecture. Participate in requirements working groups, Technical Readiness Assessments and interface control working groups with larger customer community. From January 2014 to Present (1 year 10 months) huntington beach, californiaSection Manager - EW & RF Systems Architecture Section @ Line Manager for a team of 19 Systems Engineers. Expanded group from 11 to 19 via internal transfers and 4 external hires. Raytheon SAS college recruiting point-man for Stanford University. Functional staffing responsibility for multiple CRAD and Development programs, including Next Generation Jammer. Systems Engineering Lead for the Next Generation Electronic Warfare Enterprise Campaign From December 2012 to January 2014 (1 year 2 months) el segundo, caSenior Systems Engineer II @ Deputy IPTL on a next generation EW effort. -Authored and owned multiple specifications and interface documents (20+ documents, 2000+ requirements). -Managed spec reviews, liaison between systems and design teams issues. - Managed team financials and administration. From August 2009 to December 2012 (3 years 5 months) el segundoCandidate for Assembly @ Two time candidate for state assembly. The first time I ran, I was the Republican nominee. From January 2010 to June 2012 (2 years 6 months) torrance, californiaCo-founder @ Cutting edge think tank using new technology and data based research techniques to pursue bipartisan solutions to make government more transparent to the public and show how government spends our money. From January 2010 to August 2011 (1 year 8 months) Sr. Multi-Disciplined Engineer @ (9/2008 to 9/2009) Radar waveform & algorithm development (13 months). -Built a scalable signal processor for post-processing of raw instrument data with a database backbone. -Supported fifteen flight tests aboard the Raytheon Multi-Program Testbed aircraft. -Tech Innovation Challenge team proposal awarded two phases of IRAD funding (100K) for reduction to practice. Prior: (9/2007 to 9/2008): on staff to Chief Engineer on a large space program. Driving daily execution, maintaining metrics and interfacing with customers. Driving design closure. -Helped implement engineering change process and phased closure activity for large (600+ heads) program. -Coordinated execution activities for a large (>100 heads) analysis team to drive design closure. -Deployed daily status metrics to track progress- reported directly to SAS executive leadership and customers. -Interfaced daily with external customers to close action items and to negotiate deliverables. -Negotiated CDR criteria and work products with customer and implemented tracking metrics. From May 2008 to November 2009 (1 year 7 months) Multi-disciplined Engineer II @ Materials & Processes Engineering -Nanotechnology: Participated in three separate IRAD efforts -Completed quantum dot focal plane array technology area survey for Raytheon. -Project lead for quantum dot focal plane array project. Three white paper solicitations & two RFPs. -Worked with Corporate wide team on Carbon Nanotube thermal gasket materials development. -Space control and systems architecture: Three US patents pending. -Technical Contributor in Materials & Processes and -Contamination Control for numerous efforts in space systems Provided test support. Evaluated drawings. Conducted experiments to evaluate material properties. Modeled material behavior (outgassing, fatigue properties, thermal boundary resistance). Wrote specifications, plans and procedures. From June 2005 to May 2008 (3 years) Lab Assistant @ Did studies on the mechanical behavior of low-k dielectric thin films (MSQ variants) using AFM and XPS/ESCA analysis techniques. From February 2005 to June 2005 (5 months)

MS, Materials Science Engineering @ Stanford University From 2004 to 2006 BS, Materials Science Engineering @ Stanford University From 2001 to 2005 Nathan Mintz is skilled in: Systems Engineering, Earned Value Management, Matlab, DoDAF, Component Engineering, Six Sigma, Requirements Analysis, Proposal Writing, Data Analysis, Analysis, Integration, Testing, PowerPoint, Software Engineering, Architecture, System Architecture, Software Development, Process Engineering, Microsoft Excel, Simulations, Radar, Electronic Warfare, Receivers, Organizational..., Simulation, Process Development, Excel, Word, Electronic..., Cross-functional Team..., Architectures, Aerospace, DoD, Government, Microsoft Word, Process Simulation, Requirements Management, Space Systems