Maxwell Martin

Maxwell Martin is a Systems Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) with expertise in Contamination Control and Materials Selection.12 He has been working at JPL for over 3 years and has made significant contributions to various space missions.3

Education and Background

Maxwell Martin received his BS in Materials Engineering from Cal Poly SLO.4 His educational background has provided a strong foundation for his work in materials selection and contamination control at JPL.

Professional Experience

At JPL, Martin has established himself as an award-winning systems engineer.2 His role involves:

1. Contamination Control: He is part of the 353D Contamination Control Engineering team at JPL.4
2. Materials Selection: His expertise in materials engineering is applied to selecting appropriate materials for space missions.1
3. Mars 2020 Project: Martin has contributed to the Mars 2020 mission, which includes the Perseverance rover.2

Achievements

Martin's work at JPL has been recognized for its excellence. He has received awards for his contributions as a systems engineer, particularly in the context of the Mars 2020 mission.2

Current Role

As a Systems Engineer at JPL, Maxwell Martin plays a crucial role in ensuring the success of space missions by addressing critical aspects such as contamination control and materials selection. His work contributes to the overall reliability and performance of spacecraft and instruments developed by NASA.12