Sonny Duong serves as the Director of Program Management & Engineering for Spacecraft Mechanisms at Moog's Chatsworth, California facility, where he has been instrumental in driving innovation and excellence in aerospace engineering since 1996. With a robust background that includes roles as a project engineer...
Sonny Duong serves as the Director of Program Management & Engineering for Spacecraft Mechanisms at Moog's Chatsworth, California facility, where he has been instrumental in driving innovation and excellence in aerospace engineering since 1996. With a robust background that includes roles as a project engineer and program manager, Sonny has cultivated a deep expertise in the design and development of critical space systems. His leadership encompasses a diverse team of program managers, project engineers, design drafters, and electrical engineers, all focused on delivering high-quality solutions for complex aerospace challenges.
In his current role, Sonny oversees the profit and loss for all programs, ensuring that projects not only meet technical specifications but also align with strategic business objectives. He is adept at negotiating contracts and fostering relationships with key stakeholders, which is vital in the highly competitive aerospace sector. Under his guidance, the Moog Chatsworth Operations have successfully designed and built advanced systems such as Solar Array Drives, Electronics Control Units, and Antenna Pointing Mechanisms, as well as various rotary and linear actuators.
Sonny's extensive knowledge in avionics, design for manufacturing, and process improvement has enabled him to implement best practices that enhance project outcomes and drive efficiency. His commitment to requirements analysis and project management ensures that every initiative aligns with the stringent demands of the Department of Defense (DoD) and commercial aerospace markets. As a leader, Sonny not only champions technical excellence but also fosters a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement, positioning Moog as a key player in the evolving landscape of space systems engineering.
