Christine Gregg

Christine Gregg is a highly skilled researcher and engineer with a diverse background encompassing wind tunnel testing, photogrammetry, phased acoustic arrays, energy harvesting, structural analysis, and mechanical testing.

She holds a PhD and a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley, and a BS in Mechanical Engineering with a perfect 4.0 GPA from the University of Delaware.

Christine has a passion for tackling challenging problems alongside a dedicated team and possesses expertise in CAD, mechanical testing according to ASTM standards, prototyping, designing for mass production, and knowledge of injection molding and forming processes.

Her professional experience includes roles such as Flight Structures Engineer at NASA Ames Research Center, former Pathways Intern, former NASA Space Technologies Research Fellow, former Coded Structures Lab Intern, and former Aeromechanics Intern at NASA Ames Research Center.

She has also worked as a Graduate Student Researcher at UC Berkeley, Teaching Assistant at the University of Delaware, and as an Undergraduate Researcher at the Center for Composite Materials and UD Mech.

Christine Gregg's background showcases a strong foundation in academic achievements, practical engineering skills, and a collaborative spirit in solving complex engineering challenges.