Senior Program Integrations Manager at Boeing. Ph.D., MBA, FIMechE. Bridging aerospace engineering, AI, and strategic program management to deliver transformative solutions.

With over a decade of expertise in program management and engineering, Dr. Fayaz Rasheed is a Senior Program Integrations Manager at Boeing, where he applies his knowledge and skills to improve processes, manage complex problems, and deliver innovative solutions.
He holds a Ph.D., MPhil, MS, and BS in Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering along with an MBA. A Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, his mission is to lead teams leveraging cutting-edge technologies — including machine learning and AI — to advance the state of the art and impact everyday lives.
Dr. Fayaz Rasheed is a Senior Program Integrations Manager at Boeing, leading complex integration projects across the 737 program. Prior to Boeing, he served as a Research & Development Staff Scientist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where he pioneered innovation in fusion energy and advanced manufacturing—building digital twins and developing cutting-edge cooling strategies for fusion reactors. Earlier in his career, he conducted groundbreaking fluid dynamics research at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, including zero-gravity experiments and the development of a containerless bioreactor for NASA, achieving the first successful controlled pinning of a droplet in zero gravity—a world-first achievement.
Finalist in the Science and Sustainability Category, recognizing outstanding contributions to engineering and science.
AwardReceived the prestigious ASME Robert T. Knapp Award as lead author for outstanding contributions to fluid mechanics research.
AwardFeatured on AAAS Eureka Alert for research on cooling strategies of fusion reactors at ORNL.
Fusion EnergyPresented at Ansys Simulation World 2021 on building a digital twin using reduced order models.
Digital TwinResearch for a containerless bioreactor with NASA for the International Space Station and Mars missions.
NASA / SpaceAchieved the first successful controlled pinning of a droplet in zero gravity — a world-first achievement.
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