Summary
Jonathan Densil is an R&D Engineer and Scientist with nine years of hands-on experience translating advanced aerospace concepts into deployed systems, from miniature atomic clocks for GPS-denied defense applications to a CubeSat that reached low Earth orbit. At Honeywell Aerospace he leads multi-million-dollar pilot programs and the company’s MBSE and digital twin transformation, driving SysML v2 adoption and a corporate MBSE style guide informed by pilot learnings. He combines deep simulation and test expertise (COMSOL, FEA, thermal vacuum) with program-level strategy—managing RFPs/RFIs, flight tests, and long-term technology roadmaps for Alternative PNT. His background includes leadership on high-TRL space missions, partnerships with Caltech for SysML training, and practical manufacturing and avionics improvements that delivered six-figure savings. Known for lateral thinking, he blends creative problem solving with rigorous systems engineering to tackle novel aerospace challenges. Outside work he’s led student space missions and community networks, showing a rare mix of technical depth and people-focused leadership.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering and Management - B.Eng.Mgt Mechanical Engineering & Management Co-op, Bachelor of Engineering and Management - B.Eng.Mgt Mechanical Engineering & Management Co-op at McMaster University
High School White Oaks Secondary School, High School White Oaks Secondary School at International Baccalaureate
English, French, Spanish