Wes Deadrick is the Director of NASAs Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) Program, leading over 300 professionals with a $50M+ budget. His career is focused on ensuring the safety, reliability, and security of NASAs most critical missions, including the Artemis program. He holds a Master of Engineering from West Virginia University.
A West Virginia native, Wes is passionate about leveraging technology and engineering to improve his community. He serves on the board of Mon Health Medical Center, aiming to advance healthcare accessibility and excellence in the state. He resides in Morgantown with his wife and four children.
He has received numerous prestigious awards, including the NASA Outstanding Leadership Medal and the inaugural Terrence W. Wilcutt Award for excellence in advancing safety.
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