David L. Meyer
BS '90, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
David Meyer, BS ’90, is the Deputy of Marshall Space Flight Center’s Office of Data Science and Informatics. He provides supervision and strategic direction for ODSI’s innovative and cutting-edge development of SI and cloud solutions during a period of rapid growth and change.
Meyer interfaces with and supports customers from NASA Headquarters’ Earth Science Division, the Office of the Chief Science Data Officer, Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition Program, Earth Action Program, Disasters Program, and the Earth Science Data and Information System Project among others.
Previously, Meyer was a member of the Chandra X-ray Observatory High Resolution Mirror Assembly Test Team and served in various project offices including the X-37 Project Office, the Space Shuttle Program’s Redesigned Solid Rocket Motor Project Office, and the SLS Booster Element Office. He has over 20 years of manned spaceflight experience along with 15 years of supervisory experience and leading high performing teams in both Marshall Space Flight Center’s Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate and the Science and Technology Office.
Meyer’s leadership has been recognized with numerous awards, including NASA’s Outstanding Leadership Medal, Silver Achievement Medal, as a Space Flight Awareness Honoree and others.