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Bob Wilson is a seasoned naval engineer with 40+ years of experience in maritime, analysis, leadership, and project management. He has worked with various organizations, including the Navy, West Shore Associates, Inc., and Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, U.S.Navy. With a Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Bachelor's Degree in Aeronautical Engineering, Bob has developed expertise in systems engineering, strategic planning, and process improvement. He has also mentored students in STEM fields and led teams in innovation centers. Currently based in Arlington, Virginia, Bob brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, making him a valuable asset to any organization.

Experience

  • Self Employed
    • Anne Arundel County, MD
    • STEM Volunteer Mentor
      • Jan 2001 - Present
      • Anne Arundel County, MD

      Established Engineering Clubs for 5th grade students to interest young students to the fields of engineering and naval engineering using Lego robotics and ONR’s Sea Perch. Currently mentoring 9-11 grade STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and 12th grade students with their Cap...

    • Independent Consultant, Subject Matter Expert
      • 1996 - 2013

      Provided broad naval, marine and systems engineering, systems and technology support to clients, primarily in the early stages of ship and unmanned subsurface, surface and air vehicle concepts and ship systems and logistics systems development. Assisted ONR in their T-Craft Program. Developed and conducted seminars and brainstorming sessions to help clients focus on key issues and develop implementable strategies

    • Member, Naval Studies Board's Naval Expeditionary Logistics Team
      • 1997 - 1998

      Member of the team investigating Naval Expeditionary Logistics to enable the Marcor Operational Maneuver from the Sea strategy relative to Force Deployment, Force Sustainment and Force Medical Support

    • Head, Programs Department, Ship Systems & Programs Directorate
      • 1990 - 1996

      The Programs Department was responsible for understanding the customer’s problems (at the highest levels), brokering the Division’s capabilities, and managing some ship system programs for Navsea sponsors.

    • Director, Innovation Center
      • 1988 - 1996

      The Innovation Center is an overhead funded activity where four to six, multi-disciplined team members are assembled for six months to develop high risk/high payoff solutions to Navy problems. . A sample of transitioned projects were the Autonomic Ship which became SMART Ship, Robotic Husbandry Hull Cleaning and Maintenance ROV, Maritime Preposition Ship; and Modeling and Simulation which became LEAPS.

    • Head, New Vehicles Office, Aviation & Surface Effect Department
      • 1980 - 1989

      The New Vehicles Office developed concepts and technologies in the areas of Unmanned Undersea Vehicles, High Speed Ships, Power Augmented Ram air and water-surface vehicles and Unmanned Air Vehicles for the Navy, Marcor and DARPA.

    • Head, Platform Panel, STRATPLAN 2010
      • 1988 - 1991
      • Pentagon City, VA

      STRATPLAN 2010 was a CNO directed study to develop proposed concepts and technology direction for the Navy’s Strategic Deterrence role post 2010, relative to platforms (subsurface, surface and air), weapons and sensor/information systems. I headed the platform panel for all types of platforms, w...

    • U.S. Representative, High Speed Marine Vehicles Committee
      • 1979 - 1987
      • Carderock, MD

      The High Speed Marine Vehicle Committee established towing tank testing procedures for vehicles such as Surface Effect Ships, Air Cushion Vehicles, Hydrofoils, Planing Hulls, Round Bilge Semi-Displacement Hulls and SWATHs. I authored all SES testing procedures and participated in other sections ...

    • Engineer / Deputy Head, SES Division, Aviation & Surface Effects Cepartment
      • 1965 - 1980
      • Carderock, MD

      Developed SES technology and model testing procedures when the 100-knot SES concept was in its infancy and strongly involved in the SES 100-Ton test craft programs and development of the 3KSES.

  • Boeing, Vertol Division
    • Philadelphia, PA
    • Flight Test and Test Lab Engineer
      • 1963 - 1965
      • Philadelphia, PA

      Involved in the flight-testing of the CH-47 helicopter and in numerous wind tunnel tests of helicopters and tilt wing vehicles

Education

  • 1969 - 1971
    The Catholic University of America
  • 1958 - 1963
    University of Maryland College Park

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