Jeffrey Douglas Cerny

Background

Cerny, Jeffrey Douglas was born on December 17, 1951 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Son of Edward Valentine and Betsy K. (Rogers) Cerny.

Education

Bachelor of Science in General Engineering, United States Military Academy, 1974. Master of Science in Business, Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University, 1980. Postgraduate, George Washington University, 1982.

Doctor Business Administration, Nova Southeastern University, 1988.

Career

Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, United States Army, Fort Hood, Texas, 1974; advanced through grades to captain, 1979; production engineer, Army Intern Training Center, Red River Army Depot, Texas, 1979-1980; general engineer, Night Vision and Electronics Lab, Fort Belvoir, Virginia, 1980-1982, 89-90; electronics engineer, Army Missile Command, Huntsville, Alabama, 1982-1985; corporation representative, General Dynamics, Huntsville, 1985-1986; corporation manager, land systems division, General Dynamics, Arlington, Virginia, 1986-1987; corporation director, land systems division, General Dynamics, Arlington, Virginia, 1987-1988; corporation director, defense initiatives office, General Dynamics, Arlington, Virginia, 1989; deputy project manager for unmanned ground vehicles, United States Army Joint Project Office, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, since 1992; general engineer, Army Missile Command, Huntsville, 1989-1990, 93-. Adjunct Professor Florida Institute Technology, Alexandria, Virginia, 1988-1989, Redstone Arsenal, since 1990, Boise (Idaho) State University, since 1992.

Achievements

• Jeffrey Douglas Cerny has been listed as a noteworthy aerospace engineer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Teacher Kingdom Life Church, Huntsville, 1993. Member Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems (technical committee 1988-1989, trustee 1991-1993, president Pathfinder chapter 1991-1992), American Management Association, American Academy Management (industrial liaison technical and innovation interest group), Association United States Army, Association for Science, Technology and Innovation, Tennessee Valley West Point Society, Redstone Arsenal Military Operational Research Society (president 1997-1998).

Interests

• Avocations: weight training, swimming, education.

Connections

Married Barbara C. Smith, June 15, 1974. Children: Brandyn Greer, Allison Nicole, Nicolas Anton, Shannon Greer.

Father:

Edward Valentine Cerny

Mother:

Betsy K. (Rogers) Cerny

Spouse:

Barbara C. Smith

child:

Nicolas Anton Cerny

child:

Brandyn Greer Cerny

child:

Allison Nicole Cerny

child:

Shannon Greer Cerny