Adam Zachar is an accomplished electrical engineer with a BSE and MSE degree from the University of Pennsylvania. He has worked for several organizations such as Accion Systems Inc., Astro Digital, Northrop Grumman Corporation, and the Penn Aerospace Club. Additionally, he has been involved in several research projects, including a Physics Research Assistant position at Space Studies Institute and a Management Research Assistant position at The Wharton School.

Adam's expertise in electrical engineering is well-established, which is reflected in his positions at Accion Systems Inc. and Northrop Grumman Corporation. He has also served as an Avionics Subsystem Lead at Penn Aerospace Club: Space Balloon Project, where he led a team of students in the design and implementation of electronic systems for high-altitude balloon flights. Furthermore, he was a Co-Director & Co-Founder of the Penn Aerospace Club, where he played a key role in organizing events and creating opportunities for students interested in aerospace engineering.

Adam's skills and interests lie in the areas of electronics design, integration, and management. He has extensive experience in the field of avionics, where he has developed systems for high-altitude balloons and satellites. Additionally, his work at Astro Digital has given him exposure to the space industry and its various aspects. His experience in research and management positions has also given him valuable skills in project management, leadership, and teamwork.