Caroline Krawczyk

Caroline Krawczyk is a dynamic Structures Design Engineer at Boom Supersonic, specializing in advancing the future of supersonic commercial flight. Her expertise lies in conceptual design, aerodynamic surfacing, CAD modeling, FEA, CFD, and GD&T drawing creation, encompassing a range of materials from carbon fiber to metallic and sheet metal components.

Currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering as a junior at Rice University, Caroline has a strong foundation in engineering concepts. She has previous experience as a Material Scientist at Additive Lab at Rice University and as a Propulsion Engineering Intern at Boom Supersonic, showcasing her versatility in different roles within the field.

Caroline's career journey includes diverse roles such as a Supply Chain Intern at Spirit AeroSystems, Teaching Assistant at Rice Business - Jones Graduate School of Business, Mechanical Engineering Intern at Magna Imperio Systems Corp., Lifeguard at Rice University, Head Soccer Coach at Lil' Kickers Chicago, Kid Scientist at The Late Show with David Letterman, and Professional Actor at American Girl.

Her work at Boom Supersonic involves strong technical execution and effective communication across disciplines, emphasizing her ability to drive innovation and collaboration. With a passion for pushing the boundaries of aviation technology, Caroline is committed to enhancing international connectivity through supersonic travel.

Caroline Krawczyk's skill set encompasses design for manufacturing and assembly, along with a solid grasp of structural engineering principles and materials science. She is a valuable asset in the realm of aerospace engineering, contributing to the evolution of high-speed air travel and facilitating global interactions through efficient and groundbreaking solutions.