Robert Bostock

Robert Bostock's most recent work experience is as a Technical Program Analyst at Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. starting in November 2021.

Prior to that, they served in the US Navy from 2014 to 2022. During their time in the Navy, they held various roles as a Nuclear Submarine Officer. As a Training Projects Officer with the Strategic Systems Programs, they supported the development, production, and support of all SSBN Strategic Weapons Systems. Robert also coordinated and resolved technical issues affecting patrol readiness of operational SSBNs.

As the Communications Officer on the USS Henry M. Jackson (Gold), they directed the tactical positioning and operational employment of a $3B nuclear submarine. Robert led a watch-team of over 40 members in the successful completion of strategic deterrence patrols. Additionally, as a Nuclear Submarine Officer in Nuclear Power School, they gained essential knowledge and skills related to nuclear power.

Overall, Robert Bostock has a strong background in technical program analysis, training, and strategic operations in both the private and public sectors.

Robert Bostock obtained their Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Mechanical Engineering from The George Washington University. Robert completed their undergraduate education from 2010 to 2014. In addition to their degree, they obtained a certification as a Nuclear Engineer from Naval Reactors in November 2017.