Mark K. Wilson
Mark K. Wilson completed his Air Force career as Director, Air Force Center for Systems Engineering, Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. He led the team that created the Center, developed its charter and provided executive direction for planning, executing, coordinating and controlling the complex activities and roles of the Center. Mr. Wilson served as the technical advisor for systems engineering at the Aeronautical Systems Center and served in the Headquarters of Air Force Material Command (AFMC), Directorate of Engineering and Technical Management, as technical director. He was director of engineering in the C-17 System Program Office at Aeronautical Systems Center, where he directed all aspects of systems engineering necessary to develop, produce, and sustain the C-17 Weapon System. Mr. Wilson held numerous engineering positions at the Aeronautical Systems Center and worked in important positions on many weapon systems including the B-2, the F-22 Joint Estimate Team, the Tri-Service Standoff Attack Missile, the F-111, the T-38, the F-5E/F, the EF-111, the PAVE TACK and LANTIRN pods, and the Enhanced Tactical Fighter. His first assignment was as a structural engineer in the F-15 A/B Program Office, responsible for development and verification of the structural dynamics of the aircraft. He holds a MS in management from Stanford University and a MS in management science from the University of Dayton. Mr. Wilson earned his BS in aerospace engineering from Purdue University.Course: |
