Rebecca Shaw is an experienced Test Pilot with a solid background in the Military industry, excelling in project management. She holds a Master's Degree in Space Systems Engineering from Johns Hopkins University, showcasing her dedication and expertise in the field.

Her educational journey includes earning a Master of Science in Space Systems Engineering from Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering, a Graduate Certificate in the Engineering Management Program from the University of Colorado Boulder, and completing the Engineering Test Pilot Course - Fixed Wing Syllabus at the United States Naval Test Pilot School. Rebecca also obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the United States Naval Academy, highlighting her strong academic foundation in engineering.

Rebecca Shaw has been involved in various organizations and roles, including serving as the WP-3D Hurricane Hunter & Test Pilot at NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration) and as an Adjunct Professor at the College of Southern Maryland. She has also contributed her skills as a Flag Aide at Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) and co-organized TEDx events. Additionally, Rebecca has experience in research projects focused on Interstellar Travel Trajectory and Propulsion at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. Her diverse background includes being a Developmental Test Pilot & Project Officer in Air Test and Evaluation Squadron 20 in the US Navy and serving as a Navy P-3C Aircraft Commander and Mission Commander in Patrol Squadron NINE (VP-9) at the US Navy.

Passionate about aerospace, education, and advocating for Women in STEM, Rebecca Shaw embodies a strong commitment to her career and the advancement of these fields. Her skills, knowledge, and experience make her a valuable asset within the aerospace and engineering sectors.