Cecilia Haskins - Cecilia is recently retired and continues in emeritus status with the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and the University of Southeastern Norway (USN). Her career included over 30 years as a practicing systems engineer and over 20 years educating the next generation of engineers on the importance of systems approaches. She joined INCOSE in 1993 where she held a variety of leadership and other volunteer positions, was recognized as an INCOSE Founder, and continues to be active as a mentor and author. She is a certified SE since 2004.
Chris Hoffman is the current INCOSE Technical Director. Certificate: System Design & Management, Systems Engineering, MIT (2012) Various electro-mechanical engineering roles, Cummins Inc. (25 years) Various leadership roles, INCOSE (11 years) Certified Systems Engineering Professional (2015). Current Main Field of Activity: Director, Engineering Information Systems Owner: I currently manage the strategy and portfolio planning of over 1300 software tools and applications that enable product design & development for Cummins Inc.
Chris Brown hails from the Research School of Engineering, ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science, and is Sub Dean of the ANU College of Health and Medicine. As a systems engineer and teacher, Chris Browne's classes are centered around the innovative jigsaw classroom approach. Systems engineering is an inter-specialist engineering discipline that integrates traditional engineering specializations and Chris has created a classroom environment that provides a coherent second-year systems experience for students and was a recent recipient of an Award for Teaching Excellence.
JB is a member of the panel review committee for IS23.
Nicole Hutchison is a Principal Investigator (PI) and research engineer at the Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC). Her primary work through the SERC has been in human capital development research. This has included the development of competency frameworks for systems engineering (the Helix project), digital engineering, and mission engineering. She is currently the Managing Editor for the SEBoK and the Lead Editor for the “Enabling Systems Engineering” section of the SEBoK. She has helped to plan and conduct exercises in Emergency Management, helped run the Louisiana Family Assistance Center following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, and served 10 years in emergency medicine. Dr. Hutchison is an active member of INCOSE, currently serving as the Events Portfolio Manager and on the Certification Advisory Board. She holds her Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) credential.