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Sam Jasper EP. 14 - Aerospace Flight Systems Engineer at NASA

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Samuel Jasper is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, and currently holds the position of Materials Engineer at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) George C Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Morehouse College and a Master’s degree in Materials Engineering from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Throughout his upbringing, Sam has always possessed a fervent interest in mathematics and science. This passion has propelled him to establish a successful career in engineering within the space industry. Presently, Sam is actively involved in projects aimed at enabling humans to reside and operate on the Moon once more, with the ultimate goal of facilitating the first human landing on Mars.
Sam currently resides in Alabama alongside his loving wife, Ashanti, and their incredible children: Charity, Kennedi, Christen, and Khari. You can connect with Sam on LinkedIn or via email samuel.o.jasper@nasa.gov.

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Samuel Jasper is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, and currently holds the position of Materials Engineer at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) George C Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Morehouse College and a Master’s degree in Materials Engineering from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Throughout his upbringing, Sam has always possessed a fervent interest in mathematics and science. This passion has propelled him to establish a successful career in engineering within the space industry. Presently, Sam is actively involved in projects aimed at enabling humans to reside and operate on the Moon once more, with the ultimate goal of facilitating the first human landing on Mars.
Sam currently resides in Alabama alongside his loving wife, Ashanti, and their incredible children: Charity, Kennedi, Christen, and Khari. You can connect with Sam on LinkedIn or via email samuel.o.jasper@nasa.gov.

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