Jesse Fusco

Jesse Fusco started at NASA Ames Research Center as an intern in 2006. He has a bachelors of science in Electrical Engineering from California State University, Chico and a masters degree in Electrical Engineering with an emphasis in control systems from California State University, San Jose. As a member of the Engineering Systems Division at Ames, he has supported many diverse and interesting projects, including serving as the Guidance Navigation and Control lead for the Astrobee free flying robot currently flying inside the International Space Station. As a spacecraft operations engineer he supported the Lunar Atmospheric and Dust Explorer (LADEE) during its 6 month mission orbiting the moon. He is currently supporting the Artemis Program as a flight director for the BioSentinel spacecraft, a secondary payload of Artemis 1.