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Juliet Page
Principal Engineer at Blue Ridge Research and Consulting
Juliet Page is a Principal Engineer at Blue Ridge Research and Consulting (BRRC), where she specializes in acoustics and aerospace engineering. She has been with BRRC since August 2021, focusing on research and consulting related to transportation noise, including sonic boom analysis and modeling.12
Education and Background
- Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Southern California, where she concentrated on sonic boom modeling.
- Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from Boston University.
- Additional graduate-level coursework in rotorcraft acoustics from the University of Maryland.12
Professional Experience
Before joining BRRC, Juliet held various engineering roles:
- Physical Scientist at the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (2015-2021).
- Research Group Leader and Senior Engineering Manager at KBR (1992-2015).
- Engineer and Scientist Specialist at Boeing (1986-1992) where she began her career.12
Contributions and Expertise
Juliet Page is recognized for her contributions to the development of acoustic software tools such as PCBoom and the Advanced Acoustic Model (AAM). Her work includes leading projects on helicopter noise abatement procedures and creating FAA-approved training programs for pilots.2 She is also a subject matter expert in areas like engineering management, data analysis, simulations, and project management.12
Her extensive experience positions her as a key figure in addressing complex environmental noise issues, particularly in defense and aviation sectors.
Highlights
We’ve got a position open at BRRC and I’m trying to help spread the word! 😊 I’m happy to help answer any questions too. Blue Ridge Research and Consulting, LLC (BRRC) is currently seeking acoustical engineers for our Asheville, North Carolina, office. This position involves conducting research in a wide range of environmental acoustics areas including noise source measurements and modeling, sonic boom propagation, and community noise mapping. Further information is available on our website: https://lnkd.in/ePXfQ23n Please feel free to forward this information to anyone you think might be interested in applying to this position.
Happy to see our recent paper about sonic boom measurements on the front page of JASA-EL! https://lnkd.in/ev4CyhmG This work supports the NASA X-59 Quesst missing furthering future civil supersonic flight. You can read the article here: https://lnkd.in/eBAuFgd2
