�������

Russell Ralston is a space leader in government and industry and serves as vice president of EVA Program Management at ������� where he leads the development of the next-generation EVA assets including spacesuits and EVA tools.

‍
Previously, Ralston led the Environmental Control and Life Support Systems team at �������. His experience also includes working at NASA Johnson Space Center as the portable life support sub-system hardware manager and xEMU component manager. During his time at NASA, he also served as a test subject and representative to the Astronaut Office.

‍
Ralston holds a Master of Science in aerospace engineering and a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia. Additionally, he earned a professional certificate in Architecture and Systems Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Massachusetts.