Mary G. Ross

Mary G. Ross was an influential American engineer and mathematician, known for her pioneering work in aerospace engineering. She was the first female engineer at Lockheed Aircraft Corporation and contributed to advanced projects, including missile systems and space exploration. Ross was also a member of the Cherokee Nation and advocated for the inclusion of women and minorities in STEM fields. Her work helped shape the early stages of space travel, and she remains a role model for aspiring scientists and engineers, emphasizing the importance of diversity and innovation in technology.