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2017 Black Engineer of the Year AWARD WINNERS
JOB: Network Systems Engineer Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
ACHIEVEMENTS: Steven Handy is a co-inventor of technology that strengthens network defenses with virtual sensor decoys that increase the scope and scale of a defended area. Handy received the JHU/APL 2015 Government Purpose Invention Award for the “Deception of Defense: Applying Traditional Camouflage Techniques Adapted to Cyber Network Defense” project.
WHAT HE DOES: As a section supervisor with the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Handy’s network security engineering efforts have impacted several critical communication capabilities and their ability to resist cyber-attacks. In addition, he is a member of the engineering team responsible for developing the U.S. Army’s Remote Monitor Control Equipment system. This system is used for the Wideband Global SATCOM (WGS) satellite constellation. The WGS provides high-data-rate communications for the U.S. military, senior leaders, and international partners. Handy developed hands-on network design and architecture skills and learned to solve complex network, encryption, and power issues in support of operational deployments. His efforts helped his team greatly improve upon the WGS system..
Steven Handy Dr. William R. Wiley Legacy Award
JOB: Senior Design Quality Engineer - New Product Development, Endoscopy Division Boston Scientific Corporation
ACHIEVEMENTS: Priya Khanchandani gets special recognition for developing high-quality medical devices to help improve healthcare around the world. One of the most recent product development projects is the Resolution Clip medical device. The device is one of the primary homeostasis products for the Endoscopy Division. Khanchandani has received the company’s Excellence in Quality award for her accomplishments with developing new medical devices and training the Boston Scientific global community team in India.
Priya Khanchandani Dr. William R. Wiley Legacy Award
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HOW SHE GOT TO BOSTON SCIENTIFIC: Prior to joining Boston Scientific, Khanchandani researched ultrasound contrast agents for therapeutic healthcare applications. She used her engineering and research skills at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital to contribute to the development of minimally invasive products for advancing healthcare. Khanchandani came to America from India to focus on biomedical engineering. Khanchandani is active with the South Asians in Leadership (SAIL) Employee Resource Group (ERG). SAIL ERG promotes a diverse and inclusive environment by supporting the professional development of all Boston Scientific employees.
CONFERENCE ISSUE 2017
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