Phil Allen, our Lead Mechanical Engineer in Spacecraft Design, has significantly contributed to Terran Orbital's success during his five years with us. He finds immense motivation in seeing his hardware contribute to global connectivity, scientific research, and national protection. Collaborating with incredible teammates across disciplines has made the work even more meaningful, leading to innovative solutions for complex challenges. One of Phil's favorite memories over the past five years is witnessing the deployment of Terran Orbital's first microsatellite, Runner. Leading the design, qualification testing, and integration of the 4-point separation mechanism, Phil felt immense pride as it performed flawlessly. This mechanism has since been successfully used on other missions such as Tranche 0, with plans for future missions. Beyond the technical achievements, Phil cherishes mentoring and developing a team of mechanical engineers who now lead impactful programs. These experiences have shaped him as an engineer and leader, deepening his appreciation for the fast-paced, ever-evolving world of space technology. Phil is excited for the challenges and discoveries still to come, driving progress alongside a talented and collaborative team. Congratulations on 5 years, Phil, we are grateful to have you on the team! #TerranOrbital #LifeAtTerran #TerranEngineering
Congrats Phil!
Well done! Carrying more than your weight for sure
Congratulations Phil, I always enjoy working with you, you are a true professional!
Phillip Allen, P.E. Congratulations you are definitely a superstar. I love how you always show up happy and excited for the day. Thanks for sharing your journey here
Phil is one the best!!!! Congratulations on 5 years buddy!!!
Congrats Phil! Awesome to see you have hit the 5 year mark. It was a true pleasure working with you. Good luck in your next 5 years and beyond.
Way to go, Phillip Allen, P.E.! One of the best 🙌🏼😎
Well done! The GOAT ME. That’s a fact.
Well done!
Senior Vice President, Engineering
1dGreat attitude and incredible engineer. Thanks for everything, Phil.