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Pat
Hale
Director,
System
Design and Management Fellows Program
Senior Lecturer in Engineering Systems
Pat
Hale holds a B.S. in Geophysical Oceanography
from the University of Washington,
as well as the degrees of Ocean Engineer
and S.M. in Naval Architecture and
Marine Engineering from MIT. His professional
interests include application of systems
engineering in commercial product
development, complex naval system
design and engineering process frameworks
and methods.
Prior
to joining MIT, Mr. Hale completed
a 22 year career in the U.S. Navy,
qualifying in both Surface Warfare
and Submarine Warfare (Engineering
Duty) communities, and culminating
in managing the design and construction
of submarines in Groton, Connecticut.
Following his Navy career, Pat held
executive-level systems engineering
positions in defense and commercial
system and product development organizations,
including Director of Systems Engineering
at both Draper Laboratory and Otis
Elevator Company, where he developed
and implemented Otis’ first
systems engineering process and organization.
Since joining MIT in 2003, Mr. Hale
has led the MIT-Industry Partner Systems
Engineering Certificate Program, a
one-year graduate certificate program
under SDM, and is now Director of
the SDM Fellows program.
Mr.
Hale has been a member of the International
Council on Systems Engineering
(INCOSE) for 12 years, and has served
on the INCOSE Board of Directors for
eight years. He is currently President
for 2008-2009. He has published papers
in the area of commercial systems
engineering in the conference proceedings
of both INCOSE and ASME.
News
and announcements:
Hale
the SDM Chief (September 21,
2006)
Pat
Hale Named President-Elect of INCOSE
(December 2, 2005)
Rhodes,
Frey Honored at INCOSE Symposium ESD
plays major role in event (July
22, 2005)
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