Tim Kinsella has 20 years engineering experience in the NDT field with Primarily with Lockheed Martin. Most recently he spent 20 years with Dassault Falcon Jet where he was responsible for NDT and Structures Engineering support of in-service Falcon Jets in the Western Hemisphere. He received his BS in physics from the University of Cincinnati, an MBA in Engineering Management from the University of Dallas, attended the NTSB Aircraft Accident Investigation Course and Georgia Tech’s RCS Reduction course. Tim holds NAS-410 certifications in five methods and sits on the AIA subcommittee responsible for NAS-410. Currently, Tim is an adjunct professor in the Physics Department of West Chester University.
Tim Kinsella
Adjunct Professor, Physics Department, West Chester University
All Presentations
Reducing the Time Required to Qualify and Certify New Graduate Level III NDT Engineers
September 23rd, 2026
1:45 pm - 2:15 pm
Promenade Ballroom (2nd Floor)