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Anna Menon: Polaris Dawn Future Astronaut & Lead Engineer of Space Operations at SpaceX

I had the great honor and pleasure of conducting an incredibly exciting and inspiring interview with a very special space champion whom I met at the AsMA 2023 Conference, Anna Menon. Anna is an American engineer scheduled to fly on Polaris Dawn, a private space mission. Anna worked for NASA for seven years prior to joining SpaceX, where she now works as a lead engineer of space operations. As the Lead Space Operations Engineer at SpaceX, she manages the development of crew operations and serves in mission control as both a Mission Director and crew communicator. During her tenure at SpaceX, she has led the implementation of Dragon’s crew capabilities, helped create the crew communicator operator role, and developed critical operational responses to vehicle emergencies such as a fire or cabin depressurization. Anna served in mission control during multiple Dragon missions, such as Demo-2, Crew-1, CRS-22, and CRS-23. As you can see, Anna is a leading aerospace industry leader and has much passion for space technology and space exploration! I am incredibly excited to speak with Anna on her exciting journey to get to where she is today and her insights on the future of the aerospace sector. Welcome, Anna; thank you so much for taking some time to inspire the next generation of aerospace leaders. Interested in partnering/sponsoring or collaborating with IgnitedThinkers? Please e-mail [email protected]. -- www.ignitedthinkers.org   / ignitedthinkers     / gitikagorthi   https://www.instagram.com/ignitedthin... TIME STAMPS: -------------------------- 0:00 : Introduction 1:40 : Typical Day as a Future Astronaut 3:09 : All About the Polaris Dawn Mission 5:36 : Being a Biomedical Engineer in the Aerospace Industry 9:34 : Future of Telemedicine 13:36 : Overcoming Obstacles 16:30 : How Will Space Exploration Look Like in the Next 20-30 Years? 19:30 : Things to Be Cautious of for the Future of the Aerospace Industry 21:01 : Final Piece of Advice for the Next Generation of Aerospace Leaders 24:14 : Conclusion