“It is a great responsibility to formally ‘sign’ for flight hardware developed by a third party,” the alumnus says. Galloway is tasked with the critically important role of helping ensure the safety and success of each mission he supports. “My job is to work with the scientists and engineers that have a concept or design for a space experiment, and then develop the flight hardware, interface equipment and operational processes that will fully achieve their science objectives in space.” “I lead and advise the payload development science and engineering team through the ISS Integration and Safety Process,” he says. Galloway is a Senior Systems Engineer at Teledyne Brown Engineering (TBE) and has amassed 38 year’s experience in space payload design, development, testing, integration and operations for manned and unmanned launch vehicles, including the ISS and SpaceX Dragon. “This opportunity would not have been possible without the first-class education provided at UAH and the continuing Huntsville success story.” “I am very appreciative to the UAH Alumni Association and the College of Engineering,” the honoree says. Alumnus Paul Galloway (B.S., Chemical Engineering, ’83 M.S., Mechanical Engineering, ’90), has been selected as the 2021 Alumni of Achievement award winner for the College of Engineering at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), a part of The University of Alabama System.
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