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Overview
Bryce Meyer began his career as a USAF officer, which included program management and engineering. He was an assistant professor at Virginia Military Institute, then eventually worked in an internet backbone (WilTel which became Level 3 communications). Bryce ran his own consulting company for a while, then worked at the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. He has been teaching at Franciscan part time since 2016.
Education
- B.S. Aerospace Engineering
- M.S. Computer Science/Software Engineering
- M.S. Biology
- Military: (former) USAF Captain, Humanitarian Service Award, USAF Achievement Medal, USAF Commendation Medals (multiple)
- AIAA Associate Fellow
Select Publications
Cybersecurity and Software:
- “Perilous Paths: The Cybersecurity Issues of a Space-Based Cloud Imagery Processing System,” AIAA 2022-4327, 15 Oct 2022
- “Methodology for the Cost Benefit Analysis of a Large Scale Multi-phasic Software Enterprise Migration”, MARCH 23, 2017, Software Solutions Symposium 2017
- “OSA: 4 Best Practices for Open Software Ecosystems”, SEI Blog, 2015
- “Characterizing Technical Software Performance Within System of Systems Acquisitions: A Step-Wise Methodology”, SEI Technical Report, SEI-2010-TR007, April 2010
- “Defending the New Silk Road,” Armed Forces Journal 146, no. 2 (September 2009): 12–16, 34–35.
Space Technologies and Agriculture:
- Designing Farms in Space: Balances for Life Support, Food and Settlement, (Textbook) ISBN 9783032043948, Springer Nature, Dec 2025
- “Simplified Artificial Intelligence Networks of Systems for a Small Space Settlement on the Moon or Mars”, Issue #5, Aug 2025, National Space Society (NSS) Space Settlement Journal.
- “Electrical Requirements for a Spectrum of Multi-Stage Space Farms”, updated 2023, NSS Space Settlement Journal