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GTRI principal research engineer Marshall Bronston has become one of only slightly more than 300 individuals worldwide to earn the highest certification in systems engineering. (photo credit: Lance Wallace)

GTRI’s Marshall Bronston Credits Others for Pushing Him to System Engineering’s Highest Heights

GTRI principal research engineer Marshall Bronston has become one of only slightly more than 300 individuals worldwide to earn the Expert Systems Engineering Professional (ESEP) certification through the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE).
For GTRI Senior Research Associate Margarita Gonzalez, who had a diverse professional career before coming to GTRI, “All [the things you have done] in your life leads to this moment.” (Photo credit: Sean McNeil)

Celebrating Inclusive Excellence: Margarita Gonzalez and a Nontraditional GTRI Path

Margarita Gonzalez is a senior researcher, and ICL’s (Information and Communications Lab) lead for transformation and innovation (T&I) applied research. She uses her diverse skillset and unique ability to translate between the technical and the non-technical to serve GTRI and sponsors.
Carlos Davila, chief engineer, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Division (ISRD) Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Laboratory (SEAL) at GTRI (Credit: Sean McNeil)

Celebrating Inclusive Excellence: Carlos Davila, a Leader of Adults and Youth

Two tenets of Georgia Tech Research Institute’s (GTRI) mission are to “improve the human condition” and to “educate future technology leaders.”