Enabling Space Missions
for the
Intel Community and DoD

System Engineering
Acquisition Planning
Development of New Concepts
Modeling and Simulation
Program Advocacy
Requirements Development
Technical Analysis
Architecture Analysis
Test Planning and Execution
On-Orbit Anomaly Resolution
Risk Assessment

Our Services

Our Customers

We specialize in supporting offices conducting rapid acquisition and demonstration of new capabilities and the application of new technologies to solve hard problems in national security space

Provide quality analysis and advisory services to our clients that will help them initiate, execute, and field new space capabilities.

Our Mission

Our Team

Trey spent 10 years in active duty Air Force performing combat civil engineering duties in Operation DESERT STORM, US monitoring of foreign nuclear materials development, and spacecraft program management at the National Reconnaissance Office. He directed all operations and ground processing for the STEX mission, the NRO’s first openly acknowledged satellite. Following his Air Force career, Trey spent 20 years as a consulting system engineer to the NRO, DARPA and the Department of the Air Force. He gained in-depth experience with IMINT, SIGINT and COMM satellites, as well as special satellite missions. He was the SETA Technical Director for the NRO Survivability Assurance Office (SAO), responsible for technology and CONOPs for the protection and defense of IC and DoD satellites. Then, after a short period as a Senior Director at a major space developer, Trey established Full Rev to provide expert space mission engineering services.

Trey Spetch
President

He is expert in the use of the Zemax design software for both sequential and non-sequential systems including the macro language, and the ASAP stray light software for modeling radiative energy transfer. His electro-optics background runs the gamut from large scale telescopic reconnaissance systems, to miniature smart sensors with embedded micro-controllers, as well as space laser communications hardware and CONOPs.

Dr. Denwood Ross
Electro-Optical Engineer

Leslie has over 20 years experience in Intelligence Community and DoD space missions and ground systems. He has extensive knowledge of space and ground architectures, systems, and capabilities, as well as in-depth experience with satellite subsystems, payloads, launch and communications. He has managed simultaneous system engineering development programs for multiple hardware components and major subsystems for National Security Space, advancing them through the major acquisition milestones. His experience on both Government and industry roles in space acquisition posture him to support DoD program offices for the end-to-end acquisition of multi-satellite constellations.

Dr. Leslie Padmore
Project Manager/Systems Engineer

Alyssa orchestrated seamless integration of payloads onto launch vehicles for critical space missions, including NROL-87, NROL-85, DART, SWOT, and numerous Starlink launches. She pro-actively anticipates and resolves complex challenges using innovative launch processing procedures and cost-saving solutions. Combined with her skills in Manufacturing, Reliability, Development Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, Business Development, and Program Management, she leads the technical aspects of launch integration for DoD launches of hundred of satellites across multiple vendors in support of the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture (PWSA).

Alyssa Wysocki
Senior Mission Integration Engineer

David has over 20 years experience as a technical, programmatic and portfolio manager in the defense/intelligence space and cyber security/operations communities. He has conducted in-depth analysis and managed all phases of the Defense acquisition lifecycle including: analysis, requirements, design, engineering, testing, production, deployment, and sustainment for billion dollar portfolios. He leverages his cyber and NAVWAR expertise to provide technical and programmatic support to the navigation warfare and precision timing systems for the

David Wisniewski
Position, Navigation, & Timing System Engineer

Alexandra has over 20 years of system engineering experience with concentrations on Test Engineering, Radar Systems, Radio Frequency, Satellite Systems, and Reliability. She has supported a variety of Industry and Government organizations in the DoD and Intelligence Community with development and integration of advanced technologies into space programs. She provides system engineering technical and programmatic support the SDA Tranche 2 portfolio of space and ground programs

Alexandra Litchfield-Santana
Senior System Engineer

Penny has over 30 years of system engineering experience in support of DoD and IC space, ground, naval and undersea programs. Her technical concentrations include applied RADAR and SONAR techniques, AI/ML, and RF processing & exploitation of complex signals. She has supported a variety of Government organizations and has led major system acquisitions through all phases of procurement, testing, and operations. She provides technical and acquisition services as the Lead SETA on a multi-satellite constellation for Space Development Agency.

Dr. Penny Hix
Project Manager/System Engineer

Joe has delivered innovative solutions to complex large-scale systems in Aerospace, Defense, and Intelligence for almost 30 years. He brings a wealth of experience across spacecraft hardware development, integration and testing, ground systems engineering, and program management to include execution, cost/schedule, and risk management. His breadth and depth across his career as a technologist and program manager make him an important asset in system engineering the overall architecture and mission of the US Space Force’s Space Development Agency.

Joseph Sadiq
Enterprise System Engineer

John has held senior positions as a solutions architect and system engineer over his 30+ year career. Having worked in a variety of roles as a NASA employee, large prime contractor, small prime contractor, and as an advisory SETA in the DoD and Intelligence Community, he has experienced space engineering and acquisition from all perspectives. John leverages all his technical and programmatic talents to perform system engineering of US Space Force’s Space Development Agency’s multi-tranche constellations at the enterprise level, ensuring that SDA executes on the mission to stay ahead of our adversaries in space.

John Covington
Enterprise System Engineer

Regan is a recent Virginia Tech grad, where she studied Physics with a concentration on Space and Math. Her previous work has involved light pollution impacts to astronomy and molecular docking technology for fighting cancer cells. Within the Space Field, she performed research on microbolometers and optical spectrometer technologies for spacecraft imaging and characterization, as well as business development on Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) satellite bus applications. She currently focuses on research of laser propagation through the atmosphere.

Regan Spetch
Astrophysicist

Sandy is Full Rev’s Director of Program Control, leveraging over 35 years of experience in systems engineering and space acquisition technical and programmatic management supporting the National Reconnaissance Office. She has extensive space program office experience in both signals and imagery intelligence. During her career, she supported the Department of the Air Force, the Space Development Agency and various other Intelligence Community customers. Sandy manages our business processes, finances, and contracts as well as human resources to ensure our business runs smoothly and that our team members are well cared for. She is also Full Rev’s Assistant Facility Security Officer (AFSO).

Sandy Rose
Program Control Director
Assistant Facility Security Officer

Security

Full Rev staff have the appropriate clearance store support all our national security customers. We maintain all required security training so that on-boarding to customer programs is accomplished rapidly.

NISPOM 117.07(j) Note: Federal agencies maintain hotlines to provide an unconstrained avenue for USG and contractor employees to report, without fear of reprisal, known or suspected instances of security irregularities and infractions concerning contracts, programs, or projects, such as fraud, waste. and abuse.. These hotlines do not supplant the contractor’s responsibility to facilitate reporting and timely investigations of security issues concerning its operations or personnel. Contractor’s personnel are encouraged to report information through established contractor channels. The hotline may be used as an alternate means to report this type of information. The applicable Defense Hotline address and telephone number is as follows: Defense Hotline, The Pentagon, Washington, DC 20301-1900, (800) 424-9098.

Enabling Space Missionsfor theIntel Community and DoD

System EngineeringAcquisition PlanningDevelopment of New ConceptsModeling and SimulationProgram AdvocacyRequirements DevelopmentTechnical AnalysisArchitecture AnalysisTest Planning and ExecutionOn-Orbit Anomaly ResolutionRisk Assessment

Our Services

Our Customers

We specialize in supporting offices conducting rapid acquisition and demonstration of new capabilities and the application of new technologies to solve hard problems in national security space

Provide quality analysis and advisory services to our clients that will help them initiate, execute, and field new space capabilities.

Our Mission

Our Team

Trey SpetchPresident

Dr. Denwood RossElectro-Optical Engineer

Dr. Leslie PadmoreProject Manager/Systems Engineer

Alyssa WysockiSenior Mission Integration Engineer

David WisniewskiPosition, Navigation, & Timing System Engineer

Alexandra Litchfield-Santana Senior System Engineer

Dr. Penny Hix Project Manager/System Engineer

Joseph Sadiq Enterprise System Engineer

John Covington Enterprise System Engineer

Regan Spetch Astrophysicist

Sandy Rose Program Control DirectorAssistant Facility Security Officer