Summary
Jeffrey Csank is an electrical engineer with over a decade of hands-on experience in propulsion control, simulation, and systems engineering at NASA Glenn Research Center and industry. He led development of influential tools like TTECTrA and the C-MAPSS40k engine simulation that enabled cross-sector collaboration and informed controller design decisions. His work blends control theory, software tooling, and practical trade-off analysis to reduce conservative operating margins and improve engine efficiency—efforts that have produced NASA filings and technology briefs. A proven technical lead and contract monitor, he pairs rigorous academic credentials (M.S. EE, 3.92 GPA) with a knack for turning complex research into usable engineering software. Based in Brecksville, Ohio, he also applies discipline and situational awareness as a long-time sports official, an unlikely but complementary outlet for judgment under pressure.
12 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Cuyahoga Community College
Masters, Electrical Engineering, 3.92, Masters, Electrical Engineering, 3.92 at Cleveland State University