Jason Kramb is a seasoned professional with 22 years of experience in the aerospace and automotive industries, specializing in aerodynamics and composites design and manufacturing. He has a strong background in composite construction and design for manufacturing in prototype and low volume production environments, employing techniques such as hand lay-up, autoclave, and VARTM.

His expertise extends to CFD analysis, encompassing both internal and external aerodynamics in various applications including aircraft, rockets, automotive, and gas turbines. Jason has a track record of successful wind tunnel testing for automotive and aircraft designs, including production automotive models, motorsports vehicles, and ultra-low drag vehicles. He has been significantly involved in preliminary aircraft design, layout, and refinement.

Jason Kramb's specialties include composite design and manufacturing, CFD applications and solutions, wind tunnel testing, aerodynamic development, and additive manufacturing of test parts.

He pursued his education at the University of Michigan, where he obtained a Master of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering.

Throughout his career, Jason has held senior engineering roles at esteemed organizations including Honda Performance Development, Inc., Sequoia Applied Solutions, Ford Motor Company, Pratt & Miller Engineering, Scaled Composites, Williams International, Exa Corporation, Chrysler, and the University of Michigan Solar Car Team.