Dr. Kelly Burke is a distinguished Human Factors/Human Systems Integration Manager with over 20 years of experience in the design, development, and optimization of human-machine systems. While working for NASA she led the development of an innovative user interface for a technology used by pilots while enroute. She holds two patents and this technology has now been adopted by the commercial airline industry. Under her leadership, her team received the prestigious NASA Software of the Year Award for pioneering advancements in human-centered design.
Dr. Burke was the Human Systems Integration Lead for the NASA X-59 Quesst (Quiet SuperSonic Technology) which is a piloted experimental aircraft designed to fly supersonically without the loud sonic booms of previous aircraft.
Dr. Burke has also authored a several papers and presented her work at international conferences.More...