Lynn Capadona Email & Phone Number | A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Lynn A. Capadona joined the NASA Glenn Research Center in 2004 as a Chemical Engineer. She has worked in both the Research and Engineering functional areas, including a year with the NASA Engineering and Safety Center (NESC). Her appointment in 2016 as the Chief of the Science and Space Technology Systems Branch saw her responsible for systems engineering excellence across all science flight and technology development projects at the Center, from CubeSat systems to vehicles like the Power and Propulsion Element. She was most recently the Senior Project Manager of the Space Environments Complex at the Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, OH. Her responsibilities included managing spaceflight test programs for the nation’s largest commercial space suppliers as well as large NASA vehicle test programs. Currently, Dr. Capadona is the Deputy Chief Engineer for Exploration Systems Development at NASA, the organization that leads Artemis. Early in her career, Dr. Capadona researched the design and development of polymer crosslinked aerogel materials for use on NASA missions and for commercial application. Her tenure in engineering began as a Systems Engineer on the Orion Project, managing vehicle-level system requirements, reporting to the Vehicle Integration Office at NASA Johnson Space Center. After a short time as the Deputy Chief Engineer on the SCaN Testbed (CoNNeCT) project, she became the Chief Engineer of the Spacecraft Fire Safety Demonstration Project (Saffire). The ~24M in-house build flew three flight units on separate Cygnus spacecraft in 2016-2017, demonstrating 100% mission success. Dr. Capadona earned her Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry in 2004 from the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she was a National Science Foundation (NSF) Fellow from 2002-2004. She also received a B.S. in Chemistry from Boston College and holds executive education certificates in leadership from both Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Capadona is the recipient of both a Silver Snoopy - the Astronauts Personal Achievement Award, NASA’s Early Career Achievement Medal, and NASA's Outstanding Leadership Medal. She was a member of the Crain’s Cleveland Business 2018 Class of Forty Under 40. She has authored or coauthored eighteen technical papers, holds one U.S. patent and has given presentations at numerous meetings and symposia. Dr. Capadona is active with employee development, mentoring and STEM outreach activities in education. She resides in Avon, OH with her family.

Lynn Capadona

A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Lynn A. Capadona joined the NASA Glenn Research Center in 200...
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Nasa National Aeronautics And Space Administration

Deputy Chief Engineer, Exploration Systems Development @ NASA HQ Office of Chief Engineer

2022-09-01 00:00:00 - Present

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Chemical Engineer

2004-10-01 00:00:00 - 2006-10-01 00:00:00

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Lynn Capadona is a A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Lynn A. Capadona joined the NASA Glenn Research Center in 2004 as a Chemical Engineer. She has worked in both the Research and Engineering functional areas, including a year with the NASA Engineering and Safety Center (NESC). Her appointment in 2016 as the Chief of the Science and Space Technology Systems Branch saw her responsible for systems engineering excellence across all science flight and technology development projects at the Center, from CubeSat systems to vehicles like the Power and Propulsion Element. She was most recently the Senior Project Manager of the Space Environments Complex at the Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, OH. Her responsibilities included managing spaceflight test programs for the nation’s largest commercial space suppliers as well as large NASA vehicle test programs. Currently, Dr. Capadona is the Deputy Chief Engineer for Exploration Systems Development at NASA, the organization that leads Artemis. Early in her career, Dr. Capadona researched the design and development of polymer crosslinked aerogel materials for use on NASA missions and for commercial application. Her tenure in engineering began as a Systems Engineer on the Orion Project, managing vehicle-level system requirements, reporting to the Vehicle Integration Office at NASA Johnson Space Center. After a short time as the Deputy Chief Engineer on the SCaN Testbed (CoNNeCT) project, she became the Chief Engineer of the Spacecraft Fire Safety Demonstration Project (Saffire). The ~24M in-house build flew three flight units on separate Cygnus spacecraft in 2016-2017, demonstrating 100% mission success. Dr. Capadona earned her Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry in 2004 from the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she was a National Science Foundation (NSF) Fellow from 2002-2004. She also received a B.S. in Chemistry from Boston College and holds executive education certificates in leadership from both Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Capadona is the recipient of both a Silver Snoopy - the Astronauts Personal Achievement Award, NASA’s Early Career Achievement Medal, and NASA's Outstanding Leadership Medal. She was a member of the Crain’s Cleveland Business 2018 Class of Forty Under 40. She has authored or coauthored eighteen technical papers, holds one U.S. patent and has given presentations at numerous meetings and symposia. Dr. Capadona is active with employee development, mentoring and STEM outreach activities in education. She resides in Avon, OH with her family.