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Daniel Bae

Thermal Analyst at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Daniel Bae is a highly skilled thermal analyst currently working at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration.1 Here are some key details about his professional background and expertise:

Current Role and Responsibilities

Daniel Bae is currently the lead thermal analyst for the DraMS instrument on the Dragonfly mission at NASA.1 In this role, he is responsible for:

  • Providing component and system level thermal analyses
  • Being involved throughout the full lifecycle of spacecraft instruments, from design to testing and model correlation

Previous Experience

Prior to his current position, Daniel has held several notable roles:

  • Lead thermal analyst for the L'Ralph instrument on the LUCY mission, which launched in October 20211
  • Lead thermal analyst for the optical telescope array on the Roman Space Telescope1
  • Thermal analyst at Lentech, Inc., working on the L'Ralph instrument for the Lucy mission1
  • Thermal engineer at EDGE SPACE SYSTEMS, INC., focusing on the LUCY mission1

Education

Daniel Bae has a strong educational background in mechanical engineering and physics:

  • Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Maryland College Park (2015-2017)1
  • Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Physics from the University of Maryland College Park (2011-2015)1

Skills and Expertise

Throughout his career, Daniel has developed expertise in:

  • Thermal analysis and modeling for spacecraft instruments
  • Computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
  • Advanced heat exchanger development
  • Multi-layer insulation (MLI) behavior analysis, particularly for low-temperature applications2
  • Custom heat map creation for thermal model analysis3

Daniel Bae's work has contributed significantly to various NASA missions and projects, showcasing his expertise in thermal engineering for space applications.

Highlights

Aug 26 · ntrs.nasa.gov
Review of MLI Behavior at Low Temperatures and Application to L ...
Aug 26 · ntrs.nasa.gov
Heat Analysis Manager (HAM), a Thermal Desktop API Based Heat ...

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Location

Bowie, Maryland, United States