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A half century in operations, design, R&D
Talk by Michael Bosworth, retired navy officer, naval architect and marine engineer.
One example of career decisions, some lessons learned, discussion of tiers of leadership, importance of requirements setting, and various maritime technology projects and programs over a long career in and about the United States Navy. Discussion of work-life balance, family, hobbies, education and career choices, focused on fourteen key career decision points.
Available within a 50 mile radius of Vienna Virginia, or remotely by video teleconference. 45 minutes including 10 minutes of Q&A.
Your Speaker
Michael Bosworth
Michael Bosworth is an independent consultant in ship design, technology strategy, development and transition, history, & engineering workforce development.
Michael retired from government (naval) civil service in June 2022 as Director of the Navy’s Center for Innovation in Ship Design (CISD) , a ship/boat/unmanned-systems designer recruitment & workforce development school. Previous positions at Naval Sea Systems Command included Science & Technology Director of Program Executive Office for Unmanned & Small Combatants (PEO-USC); deputy (& acting) Group Director for Technology (SEA 05TB); Division Director for Ship & Force Architecture Concepts (SEA 05D1); Branch Head for Transitional Research & Development (SEA 05D1T); & entrepreneurial R&D program manager for a half dozen programs in maritime design, technology, & tech strategy.
He served as an officer in the U.S. Navy, 1972-1996, holds three degrees in naval architecture & marine engineering from the Naval Academy and MIT, & between two government careers, he worked for Syntek Technologies.
He was awarded the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) Gold Medal for 2020, the DCCEAS regional Engineer of the Year designation for 2022, and is currently with AOC Inc. of Vienna Virginia.