Michelle D. Crosby, Computer Scientist
SPAWAR
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ichelle is originally from Puerto Rico and grew up final stages of evaluation on AHLTA in the different wide
in Charleston, North Carolina due to her father’s area network scenarios rapidly and efficiently.
career with the Air Force. Since her youth Michelle In 2005 as a recent hire, Michelle was awarded with the
has been an avid Tae Kwon Do competitor and has partici- SPAWAR Lightning Bolt Award, in recognition of superior
pated in several tournaments. She is currently a brown belt. contributions to an assessment project. At her current pace,
Once she finished high school, Michelle proceeded to attend Michelle is set to continue to be a great asset to SPAWAR
the College of Charleston and earned a BS in Computer information technology growth capabilities.
Science. Michelle is an active member of her community and cur-
Michelle began working for the Space and Naval Warfare rently is a leader at Northwood Assembly’s youth ministry.
Systems Command HNM
(SPAWAR) as a cooper-
ative education pro-
gram participant while
she was still in college.
SPAWAR is the U.S.
SONALYSTS
Navy’s research, devel-
opment, test and evalu-
Founded in 1973, our multidisciplinary services organization
ation, engineering and
includes over 400 trained engineers; mathematicians; scientists;
fleet support center for
computer scientists; and publication, media, and training
specialists.We are committed to providing all customers with
command, control and
high-quality products and services on time and within budget.
communication sys- Sonalysts offers a comprehensive benefits package.
tems and ocean surveil-
lance.
DEFENSE SOFTWARE
Michelle currently
Operations Analysis Interactive Programs
works in the Modeling,
Systems Engineering eBusiness Systems
Simulation & Assess- Modeling & Simulation Pharmaceutical Products
ment Branch and is as an integral part of a team of computer
Training & Software Weather Analysis & Display
scientists and engineers who use modeling and simulation
Development
BUSINESSSOLUTIONS
tools to provide analysis of Naval communications and com-
TRAINING Trade Show Exhibits
puter networks. These studies have been very important in
Adaptive Learning Corporate Wargaming
Department of the Navy planning and acquisition decisions. Simulations Internet Portals & Web Sites
Recently she was selected to be part of a team tasked with
Distance Learning Energy & Industrial Services
determining the best way to implement the Armed Forces
Computer-Based
Training ENTERTAINMENT
Health Systems Latitudinal Technology Application
Animation
(AHLTA) an electronic medical records system distributed
Computer Games
over a wide area network to connect multiple health care Graphic Design
providers and patient information in a consolidated databank.
SONALYSTS, INC.
Music & Television
Information about employment
The AHLTA model required evaluation in a controlled envi-
Productions
opportunities and application
ronment to determine optimal performance. To collect
procedures is available on our
website at
www.sonalysts.com
AHLTA traffic stimulated through various scenarios,
Michelle traveled to the Northrop Grumman Information
www.sonalysts.com EOE/M/F/D/V Drug Testing Employer
Technology (NGIT) labs, where she impressed the staff with
her technical abilities and performance. Upon her return, she
WATERFORD, CT Arlington,VA Orlando, FL LasVegas, NV
analyzed and deconstructed the traffic into a sequential model
Newport, RI Dahlgren,VA Panama City, FL San Diego, CA
Pax River, MD Norfolk,VA Los Alamos, NM Pearl Harbor, HI
showing cause and effect of traffic flows. She completed the Landover, MD Millington,TN
Albuquerque, NM
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