Eric Gellermann

Eric Gellermann's work experience begins in 2009 with their involvement in the Design of Aerospace Experiments, where they conducted diffusion rate testing of carbon dioxide using experimental gas-only transmissible membranes. Eric also performed long-term testing to monitor pH levels of water and determine changes in carbon.

In 2009, Gellermann also participated in the Undergraduate Senior Design with the AIAA Design, Build, & Fly Competition. Their role in this team project involved optimizing wing parameters for a remote-controlled electric plane, using the Tornado Matlab code to verify lift and drag coefficients.

In 2015, Gellermann joined MPS - Multi Parts as a Product Engineer. During their time there, they successfully developed Heavy Duty Commercial Vehicle Sensors for various applications and worked on High Intensity Discharge (HID) Ballasts for the automotive aftermarket.

In 2018, Gellermann worked as a Product Development Engineer at DentalEZ Integrated Solutions, although no specific details about this role are provided.

Gellermann's most recent employment is with Times Microwave Systems, starting in 2018. Eric initially worked as a Manufacturing Engineer, providing support in facilitating the manufacture and first article builds of Class 3 coaxial cables. Eric also wrote and published instructional documents, trained operators, and improved process speeds.

In 2021, Gellermann was promoted to the role of Manufacturing Engineering Manager at Times Microwave Systems. In this position, they led the engineering team in designing new tooling, fixtures, processes, and technology for building new products and improving process times. Eric also identified areas of opportunity for scrap reduction, process time improvement, and enhanced quality.

Since 2023, Gellermann has been serving as the Operations Manager at Times Microwave Systems, although no specific details about this role are provided.

Eric Gellermann earned their Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical/Space Engineering from the University of Central Florida. Eric attended the university from 2005 to 2010.