Troy Morley

Highly accomplished Test and Systems Engineer with over 20 years of experience, specializing in the full lifecycle of Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) for the aerospace and defense sector. Possess 7 years of direct experience in nuclear hardness and survivability, with deep knowledge of radiation effects on electronic systems. Proven expert in the design, integration, troubleshooting, and maintenance of mission-critical test hardware. Eager to apply an extensive background in military guidance systems to the Test & Evaluation Engineer role at Hill AFB.

• NASA Commendation for Leadership (2003): Received a formal Letter of Commendation for resolving a critical delay in a guidance system for NASA's LADEE space mission, bringing the project back on schedule.
• Core Designer for Utah Innovation Award-Winning Patented System (2007): Designed and developed core components and test fixtures for the Hybresis drug delivery system, which earned the 2007 Utah Innovation Patent Award.
• Top Performer Recognition, Northrop Grumman (2008): Recognized for eliminating a 100+ item Mission Assurance backlog in one month, restoring full operational capacity to the department.
• Distinguished Project Lead, Weber State University (2006): Lauded by faculty for leading the complete design and lifecycle management of a standard mill-to-CNC conversion project for in-house electronics development.

• Independent Engineering Projects & Mentorship (2014 - 2025)
• Lead Designer, CNC Mill Conversion: Spearheaded the complete conversion of a standard mill into a fully functional CNC machine. Authored the comprehensive design, managed the project lifecycle, and directed a student team from concept to completion.
• Provided vocational coaching and technical instruction to individuals pursuing engineering careers, teaching advanced subjects including electronics, calculus, and physics.