Nancy Robertson

Ms. Nancy Robertson has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics from Washington State University (WSU). Ms. Robertson began working in technology after her graduation from WSU and has extensive experience in software design, development and integration across a variety of platforms and operating systems, as well as systems engineering, systems design, systems analysis, and system integration and testing.

After receiving her degree, Ms. Robertson worked in varying capacities in the field of Underseas Warfare. She became the project leader for the development of a Communications Processor for the Sound Surveillance System (SOSUS) where she designed, developed, updated and tested TARF message generation and related operator-system interface functions. Ms. Robertson went on to be the Software Maintenance Lead Programmer for Surveillance Towed-Array Sensor System (SURTASS) where she implemented approved software changes, prepared delivery media and documentation, as well as managed the operation of the program generation facility.
Ms. Robertson transitioned to the field of advanced communications systems, where she as supported a number of military communications systems, principally focusing on the Common Data Link (CDL) related systems and their supporting equipment (both surface and airborne).  Ms. Robertson supported the development and deployment of the Navy’s first shipboard CDL system, and functioned as Software Development Lead Engineer for the Common High Bandwidth Data Link (CHBDL) Software Support Activity (SSA) team.

Ms. Robertson joined Technology Unlimited Group (TUG) in April 2006. TUG is a company which specializes in the development and acquisition of advanced communications systems for the U.S. Navy including the Navy’s full capability Common Data Link (CDL) surface terminal. Ms. Robertson is currently serving as Software Development Lead Engineer for the Communications Data Link Systems Software Support Activity team in support of the Navy CDL ISEA. Furthermore Ms. Robertson is the chair of the Local Configuration Control Board where she performs impact analysis for system NCRs and submits NCRs as required to document system problems and enhancements. She is also consulting on the development of the Alternate Display System Version 1.0 (amphious assault mission planning and execution application) software.