Student Research Symposium Program Portal: Submission #29
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Submission Number: 29
Submission ID: 7641
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Robby
Peshoff
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Masters of Science in System Engineering
I am an experienced Security Operations Manager and Systems Engineer with a strong military background. Currently pursuing a Master of Science in Systems Engineering at Florida State University, I bring over 25 years of experience in security operations, systems engineering, and technical leadership.
In my current role as a Product Security Systems Engineer at Boeing, I focus on planning and managing computer operations and cybersecurity systems on the B-52 Platform. I leverage my expertise in information security, network infrastructure, and project management to deliver comprehensive security solutions.
Previously, as Director of IT, I oversaw critical information systems and infrastructure technology, managing a team that supported over 200,000 users. My military experience includes serving as an Operations Manager in the United States Marine Corps, where I coordinated with federal agencies and foreign military partners while managing sensitive operations.
I hold several professional certifications including Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). My technical skills encompass Systems Engineering, Security Controls, and various cybersecurity tools. I am passionate about developing innovative security solutions and mentoring teams to achieve operational excellence. My approach combines strategic thinking with hands-on technical expertise to solve complex security challenges in today's evolving threat landscape.
In my current role as a Product Security Systems Engineer at Boeing, I focus on planning and managing computer operations and cybersecurity systems on the B-52 Platform. I leverage my expertise in information security, network infrastructure, and project management to deliver comprehensive security solutions.
Previously, as Director of IT, I oversaw critical information systems and infrastructure technology, managing a team that supported over 200,000 users. My military experience includes serving as an Operations Manager in the United States Marine Corps, where I coordinated with federal agencies and foreign military partners while managing sensitive operations.
I hold several professional certifications including Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). My technical skills encompass Systems Engineering, Security Controls, and various cybersecurity tools. I am passionate about developing innovative security solutions and mentoring teams to achieve operational excellence. My approach combines strategic thinking with hands-on technical expertise to solve complex security challenges in today's evolving threat landscape.
Rocket Man: Wernher von Braun's Stellar Leadership Journey
Wernher von Braun (1912-1977) was a pioneering aerospace engineer whose leadership significantly shaped rocket technology and space exploration in the 20th century. His leadership traits included optimism, self-confidence, honesty, and drive, which made him a charismatic and influential figure. Von Braun's leadership behaviors balanced initiating structure with consideration for others, providing clear direction while fostering strong relationships.
His leadership style exemplified the Vertical Dyad Linkage model, as he formed strong connections with key individuals across various environments. Von Braun's visionary approach was characterized by his ability to identify and realize potential in rocket technology, make significant impacts on space exploration, and pursue his ideal of human space travel.
Throughout his career, von Braun led teams that developed groundbreaking rockets, including the V-2 and the Saturn series, culminating in the Saturn V that enabled the Apollo 11 Moon landing. He actively promoted space exploration to the public through various media, extending his advocacy beyond scientific work.
Despite controversy surrounding his early career with the Nazi regime, von Braun's leadership and technical expertise were instrumental in advancing rocket technology and realizing space exploration dreams. His vision continues to influence space programs today, particularly in ongoing Mars exploration efforts. Von Braun’s passion for space exploration is exemplified in his literary works such as The Mars Project, History of Rocketry and Space Travel and New Worlds: Discoveries from Our Solar System.
His leadership style exemplified the Vertical Dyad Linkage model, as he formed strong connections with key individuals across various environments. Von Braun's visionary approach was characterized by his ability to identify and realize potential in rocket technology, make significant impacts on space exploration, and pursue his ideal of human space travel.
Throughout his career, von Braun led teams that developed groundbreaking rockets, including the V-2 and the Saturn series, culminating in the Saturn V that enabled the Apollo 11 Moon landing. He actively promoted space exploration to the public through various media, extending his advocacy beyond scientific work.
Despite controversy surrounding his early career with the Nazi regime, von Braun's leadership and technical expertise were instrumental in advancing rocket technology and realizing space exploration dreams. His vision continues to influence space programs today, particularly in ongoing Mars exploration efforts. Von Braun’s passion for space exploration is exemplified in his literary works such as The Mars Project, History of Rocketry and Space Travel and New Worlds: Discoveries from Our Solar System.
Dr. Daniel Georgiadis
College of Engineering
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Department
dgeorgiadis@fsu.edu
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Leadership, vision, charisma, rocket, NASA
https://pc.fsu.edu/student-research/symposium/symposium-program-2025/systems-engineering
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2025
5th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 17, 2025
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