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Alvin Leung
Technical Director and Chief Engineer at United States Space Force
Alvin Leung is a highly experienced professional currently serving as the Technical Director and Chief Engineer for Enterprise Capability Integration at the United States Space Force.1 He assumed this role in September 2023, where he is responsible for driving the integration of technology from government and industry into space and ground systems, leading the development of technology concepts and requirements, and strengthening collaboration with mission partners.1
Career Highlights
United States Space Force: Leung has been with the United States Space Force since August 2021, where he initially worked as a Systems Engineer.1 In this role, he was involved with meshONE-T, a Data Transport as a Service (DTaaS) capability for national security objectives.
United States Air Force: Prior to his current position, Leung served in the United States Air Force for 8 years, from 2015 to October 2023.1 During this time, he held the position of Deputy Chief Engineer and Program Manager at the Los Angeles Air Force Base, Space and Missile Systems Center. His responsibilities included:
- Coordinating with industry partners on autonomous flight safety and cyber resiliency
- Managing technical processes for spacelift and launch requirements at Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg
- Analyzing launch architecture concept alternatives
Boeing: Before his military career, Leung worked at Boeing for several years in various roles:
- Space Exploration Leadership Development (2006-2011)
- Software Engineer for the International Space Station (2003-2006)
- Engineering Intern (2002)
Education and Certifications
- MBA from the University of Southern California (2008-2011)
- Level III Engineering certification from the Defense Acquisition University
- Private Pilot license from the Federal Aviation Administration
Skills and Languages
Leung is proficient in multiple languages, including:
- English (native or bilingual proficiency)
- French (professional working proficiency)
- Chinese (limited working proficiency)
- Japanese (elementary proficiency)
His diverse background in aerospace engineering, software development, and business management has equipped him with a unique skill set for his current leadership role in the United States Space Force.1
