Alan Li is a highly experienced research engineer who specializes in the field of Aeronautics and Astronautics Engineering. Having completed his Doctorate and Masters degrees at Stanford University, Li has a keen interest in everything that moves and has worked extensively in the study of dynamics and control. His recent research has focused on the modeling of satellites in the lower thermosphere and the effect of neutral density drag on satellite motion.

With experience both at NASA Ames Research Center and as a former Orbital Dynamicist Intern at Planet Labs, Li's expertise lies in the field of satellites and space applications. In his previous roles, he has worked as a Course Assistant at Stanford University, a Software Interface Developer at SAE Power, a Programmer/Analyst at Mellowood Medical, and as an Engineering Assistant at Honeywell Middle East.

Li's strong academic background and significant experience in the field have made him a valuable contributor to the development of technology and research in the aerospace industry.