Chris is a consultant to Honeywell, sensor production. She previously worked at Honeywell in various roles and divisions for 40 years. . She was the Product Team Lead for Tactical Ring Laser Gyro in Honeywell's Aerospace Division. She had supported multiple phases of the DARPA Atomic clock programs, resulting in 7 patents from her work. She was the lead Process engineer in the successful transitions from design to production for both the Integrated Flight Management Unit (IFMU, IMU+GPS), and also the Stinger Missile Roll Frequency Sensor.
At Honeywell’s Solid State Electronics Division, she was a Senior Design Methodology Engineer. She was in the MOS VLSI Design, as project lead for CMOS standard cell library development; and a CAD trainer for circuit simulation, logic & circuit design.
Recently a historical book and newspaper articles have come out about Honeywell's development of the Ring Laser Gyro written by James Lenz. Chris was a part of the design team in 3 of the RLG sensor product lines and Lead production engineer for two of the RLG based products. These were part of her 38 year career at Honeywell. Below is a link to the StarTribune article "Miracle on the Hudson" and the origins in Minneapolis.
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