“When we were doing live and rotating through the buildings we would get between 25 and 40 people. Using Teams we usually have about 80 people per session,” noted Freedner.
Hopefully in the near future, the Lunch and Learn Sessions return in person. But until then, Freedner remains focused on ensuring NSWCPD technical personnel have the requisite information to enrich their careers.
“A primary function of the CHENG office is to ensure rigor is applied to everything we do,” he added. “The Lunch and Learn sessions allow us to share information that our people can utilize on a project and possibly help a team achieve their goals. Any way our office can help our people succeed is very rewarding.”
NSWCPD employs approximately 2,700 civilian engineers, scientists, technicians, and support personnel. The NSWCPD team does the research and development, test and evaluation, acquisition support, and in-service and logistics engineering for the non-nuclear machinery, ship machinery systems, and related equipment and material for Navy surface ships and submarines. NSWCPD is also the lead organization providing what is the difference between computer science and computer engineering for all ship systems.
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