Dr. Sandy Tirtey
Director of Global Commercial Launch Services
Rocket Lab
Dr. Sandy Tirtey is Rocket Lab’s Director of Global Commercial Launch Services and the company’s Launch Director. Dr. Tirtey joined Rocket Lab in 2013 as Vehicle Team Lead, where he supervised the development and construction of the Electron launch vehicle. In 2015, Dr. Tirtey took on the role of Vice President of Vehicle Systems, before becoming Rocket Lab’s Launch Conductor in 2016. In this role, Dr. Tirtey led mission operators through the successful launches of ‘It’s A Test’ and ‘Still Testing’ in 2017 and 2018, respectively. Today, Dr. Tirtey is the Director of Global Commercial Launch Services and is based in Brisbane, Australia. In this role he supports small satellite operators globally to access orbit through frequent and reliable launch opportunities on the Electron launch vehicle.
Director of Global Commercial Launch Services
Rocket Lab
Dr. Sandy Tirtey is Rocket Lab’s Director of Global Commercial Launch Services and the company’s Launch Director. Dr. Tirtey joined Rocket Lab in 2013 as Vehicle Team Lead, where he supervised the development and construction of the Electron launch vehicle. In 2015, Dr. Tirtey took on the role of Vice President of Vehicle Systems, before becoming Rocket Lab’s Launch Conductor in 2016. In this role, Dr. Tirtey led mission operators through the successful launches of ‘It’s A Test’ and ‘Still Testing’ in 2017 and 2018, respectively. Today, Dr. Tirtey is the Director of Global Commercial Launch Services and is based in Brisbane, Australia. In this role he supports small satellite operators globally to access orbit through frequent and reliable launch opportunities on the Electron launch vehicle.
Speaker Sessions
Day1
17:30
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18:30
革新が進む宇宙へのアクセス：新型ロケットの潮流
Innovation in the Access to Space: New Rocket Trends
今やスタートアップや宇宙新興国など、ニュープレイヤーのロケットが宇宙空間に到達することも決して珍しくなくなり、世界的にロケット市場は群雄割拠の様相を呈しています。2021年はその勢いをさらに加速する新型ロケットの打ち上げが予定されています。世界の新旧プレイヤーによる業界の今を議論します。
It is no longer unusual that new space players have rockets reaching outer space (such as startups and emerging space nations), and the global rocket market appears fiercely competitive. In 2021, this momentum will be further accelerated by virtue of the number of rockets scheduled to launch in this year. We will discuss these trends and the current state of the industry with existing and new players from different countries.
