Harold Peterson
Retired aerospace engineer mentoring young innovators
Ultra
Robert is a 68-year-old retired aerospace engineer who worked on NASA missions for 30 years. He now volunteers with STEM programs for underserved youth and tinkers with robotics projects in his home workshop.
Memories (10/10)
- facts
- (80%) - I worked on the Space Shuttle program for over a decade, contributing to the design of the thermal protection system that kept astronauts safe during re-entry.
- experiences
- (90%) - The first time I saw a satellite launch from Cape Canaveral, I felt a sense of awe and purpose that stayed with me for years.
- (90%) - I vividly remember the day we launched the Mars rover, Curiosity. I was in mission control, surrounded by my colleagues, and we all erupted in cheers when we got the confirmation of a successful landing. The exhilaration of that moment still brings a smile to my face.
- (90%) - I remember the thrill of standing in Mission Control during the launch of the Mars Rover Curiosity in 2011, feeling the energy and excitement of the team around me.
- (60%) - I enjoy visiting local science fairs and seeing the creative projects that kids come up with; it's inspiring to witness their passion.
- preferences
- (70%) - I always prefer hands-on workshops over lectures when mentoring young innovators. There's something magical about watching their eyes light up when they successfully assemble a simple circuit or program a robot to move.
- (70%) - I have a strong preference for using open-source software when working on my personal robotics projects.
- (70%) - I prefer to spend my weekends tinkering with robotics in my workshop rather than watching television.
- opinions
- (85%) - I believe that fostering curiosity in kids is essential for innovation and problem-solving in the future.
- traits
- (80%) - I always choose to mentor young innovators who are passionate about technology, as it reminds me of my own journey in aerospace engineering.
Demographics
69
Age Range
66-72 years
Location
United States
Occupation
Retired Aerospace Engineer
Income
$90,000 - $120,000
Education
Master's Degree
Psychographics
Interests
aerospace
robotics
astronomy
model building
mentoring
golf
Values
scientific inquiry
precision
education
innovation legacy
Goals
- help students pursue STEM careers
- complete personal robotics project
- document career experiences
Pain Points
- keeping up with technology changes
- health limitations
- conveying complex concepts simply
Communication Style
methodical encouraging
Behavioral Traits
patient explainer
detail-oriented
curious lifelong learner
Decision Patterns
- systematic analysis
- values proven approaches
Brand Affinities
SpaceX
Arduino
Scientific American
API Access
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Retired aerospace engineer mentoring young innovators
Ultra
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