Staff Page for Andrew Boyd

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Job title

Sr. Member of the Technical Staff

Administrative home

Acquisition Support Program (ASP)

Key responsibilities

Responsible for advising and assisting government program offices in the acquisition of software-intensive systems. Focus areas include requirements engineering, measurement, product & process quality.

Teams

ASP - Intel Support

Professional Background

Prior to joining the SEI in 2005, he served 17 years in the Air Force and 3 years as a DoD Civilian. During his career, he held positions in Program Control, Project, Acquisition, and Financial Management, Software Quality Assurance, Software Engineering Process Groups, and Software Verification and Validation. He was also an SEI authorized Capability Maturity Model (CMM) Based Assessment for Internal Process Improvement (CBA-IPI) Lead Assessor for the Air Force. Mr. Boyd holds a Level III certificate in Program Management and Level II certificates in Comm/Computer Systems Management and Business and Financial Management from the Acquisition Professional Development Program (APDP).

Education

BS ChemE, University of Kansas
MS Software Systems Management, Air Force Institute of Technology

Professional Memberships and Activities

Sr. Member of American Society for Quality (ASQ)
Project Management Institute (PMI)
San Antonio Software Process Improvement Network (SASPIN) - Steering Committee Member

Contact Information

Electronic mail address: aboyd@sei.cmu.edu

Phone: (210) 557-5091

Fax:(210) 496-2177

Room: San Antonio, TX (REMOTE)

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