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Matthew LalloHaving a love of astronomy from a young age, Matt had no sooner obtained an undergraduate degree in Astrophysics when he jumped at the chance to come to the Space Telescope Science Institute during the exciting time of the late '80s when Hubble was shiny and still on the ground, poised to revolutionize our understanding of the universe. Since those days, Matt has played a part in many facets of Hubble's long and storied life, studied engineering at Johns Hopkins University, managed a group responsible for Hubble User Support, and currently serves as a Mission Systems Scientist for Hubble's complement and successor, the James Webb Space Telescope.Mission Systems Scientist (Current Position) Addresses observatory-level performance relating to astrometry and pointing, focal-plane and alignments, image quality, and anomaly investigation for both the Hubble & James Webb Space Telescope missions. Analyst (1988 Aug - 2001 Oct)
Technical Supervisor & HST WBS Team Lead 2002 Aug - 2004 March Deputy Lead of the Technical Services branch. Provided personnel and technical management for a group of 12 staff. Provided technical leadership and “hands-on” contributions toward the group’s mission of IT support of STScI. Developed strategic goals, mentored staff, and negotiated resources between the other branches. Managed and oversaw all work charged to “HST User Documentation”. Coordinated and assigned tasks, reported and communicated to the Mission and Divisions. IT Team Lead 2001 Oct - 2002 Aug Led a Hubble Division group whose mission was the flexible and dynamic dissemination of information to the Hubble user and internal staff via the Hubble web portal and other forms of documentation products and processes. Led and defined strategic and technical goals for IT support of the Hubble Mission. |
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