Charles Doxley is an Electronics Engineer at the NASA Glenn Research Center. He was recently promoted to Tech Lead for Programmable Logic Devices and Field Programmable Gate Array Development. He has over 12 years experience developing, and prototyping FPGA applications and algorithms targeting digital communication systems. He has participated in NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars every year since its inception here at NASA Glenn research center. Throughout his career he has been recognized as a tremendous scientist and expert in his field. He has been acknowledged as one of the most successful modern-day technical innovators, and budding stars in private industry, government agencies, and the military by BEYA Magazine. However, since starting his career technical merit has not been a singular focus for Mr. Doxley, has also made inspiring the youth and educating young children in the area of Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) a personal mission of his. Mr. Doxley started a K-12 Robotics Program at Olivet Institutional Baptist Church, in Cleveland Ohio. He has been the Head Coach for 4 FIRST Lego League competition teams that competed all over the state of Ohio, as well as a Jr. First Lego League team. He started multiple after school robotics clubs throughout Cleveland. He is a mentor and tutor for the Clem Norman Education and Computer Tutoring (CNECT) program.

 Mr. Doxley still noticed that minorities were an underserved demographic in STEM. So, this lead him to co-found FBC Technical Solutions, an organizations whose primary objective is to engage, enhance and inspire youth to learn STEM,