The people behind the mission.

I hunt for tech with a pulse — not the shiny demo, but the thing that actually solves a problem.

I talk to founders, engineers, astronauts, and the intern (who knows what’s really going on).

I’m also a professor who went down the rabbit hole: I read every astronaut memoir I could get my hands on, coded the stories, traced the patterns, and built a database of what actually breaks — people, systems, relationships.

Now I connect dots: between those lived experiences and the tech being built today, between research and strategy, between where an organization is and where it could go.

I get called ‘the brains’ of the outfit — back of house, working the data.

While Dar and Michalina are entertaining guests, I’m dissecting reams of text and putting them back together as stories that live and breathe.

I’m also responsible for our growth strategy. After we prove what is possible in the space sector, I’m thinking what’s next — robotics, AI, bio-tech?

I’m the one in mission control making sure the whole spacecraft doesn’t catch fire.

I keep us grounded: schedules, budgets, deliverables, the thousand tiny details that turn wild ideas into things that actually exist.

I also translate vision into form. Logos, typography, color systems, layouts — I turn the feeling of Spaceinterface into something you can see, touch, and instantly understand. My job is to make complexity look effortless and ambition look inevitable.