Alumni
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Ari RubinsztejnPhD
Ari Rubinsztejn is a third year Ph.D. student who received his undergraduate degree in aerospace engineering from the University at Buffalo (SUNY). While at Buffalo, he acted as the Science lead for GLADOS, a space debris detecting CubeSat set for a hand-off to the AFRL in 2019. He has interned at NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies and Draper Labs. During his undergrad, he was a member of the University at Buffalo Nanosatellite Lab and Controls Dynamics and Estimation Lab under Dr. Crassidis and Dr. Singh, respectively. Some hobbies of his are high power rocketry, backpacking (longest single trip 130 miles, 9 days), and photography. His research interests are deep space trajectories, nonlinear dynamics, and numerical methods. In 2019 and 2020, Ari interned at NASA JPL exploring applications of Artificial Intelligence to Mars Sample Return trajectory analysis.
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Undergraduate Alumni
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Abram AguilarAbram started working in ASRL as a rising Junior in the Summer of 2017. His interest included mission design, trajectory design, remote sensing, station keeping, and spacecraft attitude determination and control. During his time with ASRL, he interned at a.i. solutions working for the FreeFlyer team developing sample mission plans and undergraduate tutorials on how to use the FreeFlyer software. After graduating in May 2019, he went to a.i. solutions to work full-time as a Junior Systems Engineer/Flight Dynamics Analyst.
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Nate McCounNate started working in ASRL as a rising Junior in the Summer of 2017. His interest included mission design, remote sensing, station keeping, and collision avoidance. During his time with ASRL, he interned at a.i. solutions working for the FreeFlyer team developing sample mission plans and YouTube tutorials on how to use the FreeFlyer software. After graduating in May 2019, he went to a.i. solutions to work full-time as a Technical Support Engineer assisting various NASA and private corporation missions.
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