From Soldier to Space Ranger with Tim Maki - Business Development Manager, TRL11

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From Soldier to Space Ranger with Tim Maki - Business Development Manager, TRL11

T3 Talks

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6 months ago

From Soldier to Space Ranger with Tim Maki - Business Development Manager, TRL11

Welcome back to T3 Talks! In this episode, Sam and Austin welcome Tim Maki, Business Development Manager for TRL11. Tim tells us about TRL11's high-resolution satellite-to-satellite imaging and the trials and triumphs of working in the SDA TAP Lab's collaborative environment. Tim shares his journey transitioning out of the army and great resources for others on a similar path, as well as how he became a certified Space Ranger.

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