Aaron Olson

Aaron Olson is a highly educated professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Engineering Mechanics, a Master of Science (M.S.) in Engineering Mechanics, and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He also studied International Engineering, holding a certificate in the field, and attended ISAE-ENSICA for further education.

Throughout his career, Aaron Olson has been associated with prestigious organizations, including serving as a Research Physicist at NASA, Co-Founder of NovoMoto, Alumni at NASA Academy, Graduate Fellow and Research Assistant at University of Wisconsin-Madison Fusion Technology Institute, Engineer for the UW-Madison FIRCE Team in the NASA Zero-Gravity Systems Engineering Educational Discovery (SEED) Program, Specialist for Crew 110 at Mars Desert Research Station, Engineer with the Badger Exploration Loft Team in the NASA Desert Research and Technology Studies Field Testing, LARSS Researcher in the Expandable Space Structures Group at NASA Langley Research Center, Researcher with the JWST ISIM Team in the NASA Academy Internship Program, Student Technology Associate at UW Library Technology Group, Duct Assembler at Automation Components, Inc., and High School and Middle School Tutor in the Madison PEOPLE Program. He also gained experience as a Utility Clerk and Bagger at Woodman's Food Markets.

His academic background and extensive experience in various research, engineering, and educational roles demonstrate Aaron Olson's dedication to advancing technologies and knowledge in the fields of engineering and space exploration.