LinkedIn profile of an Indian-origin engineer, Sanjeev Sharma , has gone viral following SpaceX 's recent breakthrough. Elon Musk-owned Spacex recently created history when it successfully captured its Starship rocket 's super heavy booster with the launch tower, a feat that has garnered global attention.
Sharma, a principal engineer at SpaceX, is reported to have been instrumental in the company's efforts to develop a fully reusable rocket system. His LinkedIn profile has gone viral ever since, showcasing his impressive career journey.
Indian Railways to SpaceX: The 30-plus year journey
A graduate of IIT Roorkee , Sharma worked for the Indian Railways for over a decade before pursuing advanced studies in the United States. His experience at the Railways provided him with a strong foundation in engineering and management. From 1990 to 2001, he work at several positions in Indian Railways including as a divisional mechanical manager and deputy chief mechanical engineer. He then quit to move to the US and complete two master's degrees in mechanical engineering and management of technology.
In the US, he worked with Seagate for over 9 years, before joining SpaceX. After joining SpaceX in 2013, Sharma focused on the recovery and reuse of the first-stage booster. His expertise has been crucial in the development of the Starship rocket, which is a key component of NASA's plans to return astronauts to the moon.
The successful recovery of the heavy booster is a significant milestone for SpaceX, demonstrating the company's progress towards its goal of making space travel more accessible and affordable. Sharma's contributions to this achievement have earned him widespread recognition and admiration.
Sharma, a principal engineer at SpaceX, is reported to have been instrumental in the company's efforts to develop a fully reusable rocket system. His LinkedIn profile has gone viral ever since, showcasing his impressive career journey.
Indian Railways to SpaceX: The 30-plus year journey
A graduate of IIT Roorkee , Sharma worked for the Indian Railways for over a decade before pursuing advanced studies in the United States. His experience at the Railways provided him with a strong foundation in engineering and management. From 1990 to 2001, he work at several positions in Indian Railways including as a divisional mechanical manager and deputy chief mechanical engineer. He then quit to move to the US and complete two master's degrees in mechanical engineering and management of technology.
Sanjeev Sharma
— Nilesh Shah (@NileshShah68) October 16, 2024
Principal Engineer - Starship Dynamics
SpaceX
Was with Indian Railways for 11 years earlier in his life. Went to US for further study and helps in creating a miracle.https://t.co/0Br86pg0L6
In the US, he worked with Seagate for over 9 years, before joining SpaceX. After joining SpaceX in 2013, Sharma focused on the recovery and reuse of the first-stage booster. His expertise has been crucial in the development of the Starship rocket, which is a key component of NASA's plans to return astronauts to the moon.
The successful recovery of the heavy booster is a significant milestone for SpaceX, demonstrating the company's progress towards its goal of making space travel more accessible and affordable. Sharma's contributions to this achievement have earned him widespread recognition and admiration.
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