Working for NASA's Logistics Management Division has been a dream come true for many professionals in the field. The reputation that NASA has is unparalleled, and being part of the team is a unique experience that few people can claim.

Miguel Angel Rodriguez Maco, Program Executive Manager for the Office of Infrastructure, emphasizes how challenging it was to get to work for NASA, but it's worth every single day. 'It's a challenge to get here,' he says, 'but I'm surrounded by professional individuals working in a complete camaraderie environment.'

Rodriguez Maco started his career at NASA's Logistics Management Division and served as Deputy Director. He had a strong logistics background from his time in the military, where he participated in war environments and peacekeeping operations.

After retiring from the military, Rodriguez Maco took on a new challenge by working for the Department of Defense. His goal was to end up working for NASA, and he achieved it through hard work and dedication. He even got a Master's degree in Public Administration to further his career.

Working at NASA is not just about the technical aspects of space exploration; it's also about the people who make it all happen. The team at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, has been working tirelessly to prepare for future missions, including Artemis I, the first integrated flight test of NASA's Deep Space Exploration Systems.

Rodriguez Maco is grateful for his mother's guidance and instilled values of hard work and education. He believes that these values are essential in overcoming daily challenges and keeping him motivated to continue moving forward.

For those who are interested in working at NASA, Rodriguez Maco encourages them to pursue their dreams with determination and perseverance. With a strong logistics background and a passion for space exploration, anyone can join the team at NASA's Logistics Management Division and be part of something truly special.

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