Biography

Education

• Doctor of Engineering, Engineering Management – George Washington University
  • Master of Science, Systems Engineering – George Washington University
  • Master of Business Administration, HR Management – New Mexico Highlands University
  • Bachelor of Science, Biology and Chemistry – University of New Mexico

Expertise

• Policy Development
• Modeling and Simulations
• Organizational Leadership
• Systems Engineering Management
• Acquisition and Project Management
• Portfolio Analysis and Framework Development

Professional Background

Chris A. Grubbs currently serves as a senior leader for the Department of Energy (DOE) overseeing infrastructure and project activities for the Hanford Site, which is the largest environmental liability for DOE involving waste treatment of radiological and chemical waste. Prior to this Dr. Grubbs served as Technical Director for the National Nuclear Security Administration leading projects and acquisitions in nuclear nonproliferation while supporting research and development programs. Dr. Grubbs has worked throughout the defense industry and within the national laboratory system.

Dr. Grubbs has provided instruction for federal, military, and contractor personnel on federal acquisition, emergency management and continuity operations, and project/program management. Additionally, he has been involved in the integrated university program within the national government which serves as a pipeline of new technical expertise in the nuclear industry.

Dr. Grubbs holds certifications as a federal project director, senior contracting professional, technical project officer, and is a member of the National Contract Management Association.

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