Kyle Zufelt serves as a Principal Member of Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories, where he leads critical initiatives in materials and systems engineering within a diverse portfolio of national security projects. With a robust educational foundation in Physics and Materials Science, Kyle leverages his...
Kyle Zufelt serves as a Principal Member of Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories, where he leads critical initiatives in materials and systems engineering within a diverse portfolio of national security projects. With a robust educational foundation in Physics and Materials Science, Kyle leverages his expertise to tackle complex challenges that intersect advanced materials and systems security. His role involves not only the technical oversight of projects but also the integration of innovative methodologies to enhance system resilience against emerging threats.
Kyle's work encompasses a variety of key projects that focus on the development and application of advanced materials for secure hardware systems. He employs cutting-edge techniques such as Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) and Scanning Electron Microscopy to analyze material properties at the nanoscale, ensuring that the systems developed meet stringent security and performance standards. His proficiency in data analysis and programming languages like C++ allows him to model and simulate system behaviors, facilitating informed decision-making in project design and implementation.
In addition to his technical contributions, Kyle is passionate about knowledge dissemination and community engagement. He frequently participates in public speaking events and teaching opportunities, sharing insights on systems engineering and hardware security with both academic and professional audiences. His commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation within the field positions him as a thought leader at Sandia National Laboratories, driving forward the mission of enhancing national security through advanced engineering solutions.
