If/When
Nov 28, 2022
Remote sensing: Eye in the sky
Show Contributors: Scott Stetson, Andy Eichelberger, Paul Thies
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From pods mounted on the underside of propeller planes, to orbital sensor systems on the International Space Station, remote sensing technology is providing us with a host of amazing images and data points with applications ranging from precision agriculture efforts to disaster response aid. On this episode of If/When we’re joined by Scott Stetson, Division Vice President for Growth & Strategy, Jacobs and Andy Eichelberger, Remote Sensing Division Director, Jacobs to discuss remote sensing technology and how it can be applied to address a variety of challenges.
Scott Stetson
Division Vice President for Growth & Strategy, Jacobs
Scott Stetson serves as the Division Vice President for Growth & Strategy in the Rapid Solutions performance unit of Jacobs’ Divergent Solutions group. He has over twenty-five years of engineering and operations leadership experience in both government and commercial capacities, and across several technology domains. Scott holds an undergraduate degree from Duke University, an M.S. in Applied Physics from the Naval Postgraduate School, and an Advanced Certificate for Executives from MIT’s Sloan School of Business. He lives in Newburyport, Massachusetts with his wife and family, where he enjoys scuba diving, mountain biking and nearby skiing.
Andy Eichelberger
Remote Sensing Division Director, Jacobs
Andy Eichelberger runs Jacobs’ Remote Sensing Division and prior to this role, he was the engineering lead for the division for the majority of the last 12 years. Prior to Jacobs, he was a systems engineer and manager at Raytheon for 10 years and did undergraduate and graduate work on UAVs at Cornell. He enjoys flying his family in their Cessna 182 to Maine and Northern Ontario for relaxing vacations.