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IDEAS ARE OUR PASSION…FUELED BY COFFEE + TRAVEL
Our ideas come from a variety of places, but mostly extensive travel and too many coffee shops too count! ;)
We pull experience from our degrees; BS Mechanical Engineering, MSc BioEngineering with a focus in Medical Device Design, BS Civil Engineering, and MS Mechanical Engineering with a focus in High Speed Fluid Dynamics.
Our team's work experience spans international borders and includes; research anchored in cardiovascular pathology and medical device design, component research and design for liquid propulsion systems, liquid propulsion component testing, liquid propulsion systems testing, and work with the International Space Station.
With engineering backgrounds, years of practice and a passion for design, we have what it takes to help develop and foster your ideas.
AMANDA DAVIS
Amanda previously worked as a Certified Operations Controller for the International Space Station (ISS) at NASA's Payload Operations Integration Center. During this time, she oversaw biotechnology-based experiments and payloads operating in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) on the ISS. These included, but were not limited to, cardiovascular and stem cell growth and manipulation in zero-gravity space environments. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering with an emphasis on transportation and structures and over 6 years of experience in this field.
TRAVIS DAVIS
Travis began his professional career as a wildland firefighter team lead in the Rocky Mountains of Montana. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering with 6+ years of experience at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center as an award-winning Liquid Propulsion Design and Test Engineer. He specialized in utilizing metal, polymer and resin additive manufacturing while at NASA and holds NASA patents in that field. After being chosen as a George J. Mitchell Scholar, he earned a Master of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering from Trinity College Dublin, with a focus on Medical Device Design and earned his Private Pilot license during his time at NASA.
