Jason Anderson

Welcome to my website, where I keep a work-in-progress archive of cool things I have done.

I work at Xona where I am leading GNSS Security for Pulsar, the world’s most secure GNSS system. Before Xona, I earned my PhD at Stanford Aeronautics and Astronautics as a member of the Stanford GPS Lab. Before Stanford, I completed my undergraduate studies in Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering at UC Berkeley and worked at SpaceX and General Atomics.

My experience includes working on systems involving aircraft, satellites, rockets, drones, and autonomous cars and involving subjects like dynamics, control, estimation, navigation, machine learning, and cryptography.