Amy Jager

Amy Jager works in Blue Origin's New Glenn Mission Management organization with our NASA customers to prepare for future NASA science payload and lunar lander launches. She is responsible for overseeing the US Government's Certification of Blue's New Glenn launch vehicle. This requires providing technical data and insight to the US Government along with ensuring New Glenn aligns with the launch capability needs of NASA.

Amy received a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from Auburn University and a Masters of Science in Meteorology from Mississippi State University. Fascinated by the intersection between the aerospace launch and satellite industry and the importance of satellites to the weather industry, she pursued her two passions of rockets and weather! Prior to returning to the Aerospace launch industry, Amy also pursued her passion for STEM education/outreach by working in museums such as the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington DC and then non-profit organizations affiliated with the University of Southern California.

About a decade ago, she returned to working in the Aerospace launch industry to work toward developing future launch and in space capabilities and has worked with both the USSF and NASA.