Space Force Architect Clinton Crosier Joins TiaLinx Advisory Board
The architect behind the United States Space Force, retired Maj. Gen. Clinton E. Crosier, has joined the advisory board at TiaLinx. His appointment signals an aggressive push by the Irvine-based sensing firm to bridge the gap between advanced autonomous intelligence research and the operational requirements of national security space missions.
Crosier brings over thirty years of experience in Space Domain Awareness and strategic force development to the company. His background includes serving as the Director of Space Force Planning and overseeing the operational deployment of the Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program. Before this appointment, he led the $1B Aerospace & Satellite division at Amazon Web Services, where he oversaw cloud integration across global geospatial industries.
Dr. Fred Mohamadi, founder and CEO of TiaLinx, stated that Crosier’s expertise in transitioning surveillance concepts into operational reality is critical to the firm’s trajectory. TiaLinx currently focuses on radar architectures and AI-driven sensing, aiming to enhance persistent awareness in orbital and terrestrial environments. By leveraging Crosier’s background, the company intends to accelerate the adoption of its technologies within government agencies while expanding its commercial surveillance portfolio.
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