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Thanks to the Delaware Valley Science Fair, where he won the opportunity to view a shuttle launch, Joe Bussenger learned about �鶹��ýӳ��. He went on to choose �鶹��ýӳ�� to earn his bachelor of science in aerospace engineering in 2013 and is planning further graduate degrees at the university as well.

As a standout student, Joe won several awards, including the Northrop Grumman Best in Engineering Award and the United Technologies Award for Top Student in Engineering.   With such promising, young talent, Joe secured a position with SpaceX before he completed his degree.

He started as the lead engineer for recovery and landing operations, and he is now manager of offshore and landing operations engineering. Recovery, refurbishment, and reuse of orbital rocket boosters are critical to SpaceX’s goal of reducing the cost of access to space and ultimately enabling humans to live on other planets. “The project-based learning I received �鶹��ýӳ�� helped prepare me for my role today,” Bussenger said.