David Radue is a digital engineering implementation lead at MIT Lincoln Laboratory (MITLL) – a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC) that designs and prototypes novel sensors and communications systems for national security applications. David has spent several years maturing organization-specific Aras features for procurement, inspection, assembly, and testing. Prior to his work with Aras adoption and rollout at MITLL, David spent 14 years developing complex systems, first as a design engineer and later as a fabrication engineer. Spanning from large radar installations to laser communication space payloads to imaging satellites, David has supported a diverse set of missions and hardware. His hands-on experience developing and executing procedures for these programs has provided a strong foundation for maturing their digital equivalents.

David holds a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and a Master’s in Engineering Management from Penn State University.