Steven Ning

Steven Ning is a boundary-pushing Design Engineer known for turning blue-sky engineering challenges into reality.

He holds a Master of Science (M.S.) in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Physics from Harvey Mudd College, and completed his High School Diploma at West Anchorage High School.

With a strong background in engineering, Steven has held various roles in prestigious organizations. He was a Staff Structures Engineer and later a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Relativity Space. Prior to that, he worked at SpaceX as a Senior Structures Engineer, Lead Mechanical Design Engineer, and Mechanical Design Engineer for the Falcon 9 project.

His academic journey includes being a Graduate Research Assistant at the University Center for Excellence in Photovoltaics at Georgia Tech, a Project Manager for the Georgia Tech Solar Car Racing Team, and an Academic Cooperation Participant in the Advanced Detectors Group at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

During his time at Harvey Mudd College, Steven served as a Student Researcher for both the LLNL Joint Eng/Phys Clinic Team and the Center for Environmental Studies. He also interned at BP in the Wind Power Division.

Steven Ning's early leadership skills were evident as he held the position of President for the FIRST Robotics Competition Team at West Anchorage High School.

His diverse educational background, hands-on engineering experience, and leadership roles make Steven Ning a sought-after professional in the field of design engineering.