Ned Gulley
08.09.2021
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08.09.2021
In the early 1990s, when he and his family moved to Boston, Ned’s wife said they should attend a show called The Christmas Revels. The Gulleys fell in love with Revels and became regular attendees. Several years ago, Ned’s daughter got into the children’s chorus of the Irish Christmas Revels at the ripe old age of 9. That looked like so much fun, Ned auditioned two years later, and has since made a habit of it. Now he is happy to provide some behind the scenes help as a member of the Revels Board.
After graduating from Princeton, Ned received a Masters in aeronautical engineering at Stanford. From there he worked as an aerospace engineer on flight control research and simulation at NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California. He now works as part of the software development team at MathWorks, where he helps direct product strategy and supports development teams.
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