Jackson Tyler

Jackson Tyler is a Digital Media & Communications Specialist with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Philosophy of Science & Film Production (Dual Major), Cum Laude with Distinction from the University of Pittsburgh, 2024. He has experience in establishing connections and steering video/documentary production, as well as public speaking, research, analysis, media production, program development, training, development, data analysis, project management, strategic planning, cross-functional collaboration, archiving, program management, space & aerospace, digital programming, copy/script writing, and guest of honor at the 2021 John Glenn Day Parade in New Cambridge, OH. Tyler has also worked as a volunteer firefighter at the Moonshot Museum, where he curated educational programming, provided visitors with information about the aerospace industry, and guided fire protection and prevention. He also served as a retail associate at PetSmart, where he was knowledgeable about pet care products and services, and committed to world-class customer service. Tyler has also produced content creators and narrators for homemade documentaries, delivering engaging presentations on the U.S. Space Program. His work has been recognized by historically significant figures in the U.S. space program, garnering 15 million views and nearly 100,000 channel subscribers. Tyler has also contributed to NASA's Voyager Probes and Project Gemini Pt. II, both of which have garnered significant attention. In addition to his work, Tyler has technical skills in Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects, MAGIX Vegas, Topaz Video AI, Microsoft Office Suite, DVD-Decrypt, Handbrake, and Mixcraft.