Preston earned his doctorate at Texas Tech in battery system control and analysis, and now owns the research direction for our gears and actuators. He cooks seriously enough that the lab has opinions about it.

Thomas came to FluxWorks with six years of mechanical engineering behind him, much of it in well control equipment, where the cost of a part failing is not theoretical.

Mary has run sales, accounting, onboarding and most things adjacent, and keeps both people and processes moving in the right direction. She trains for fitness competitions, so the bar for busy is set high around here.

Rick spent 20 years as a controller before joining FluxWorks, and holds an MBA. He keeps the numbers honest, which is convenient for a company whose second core value is quantify decisions, measure impact.

Gennesis designs hardware across prototyping and manufacturing, with a mechanical engineering degree from UT Dallas. She has picked the bass back up, which the shop has not yet voted on.

Chris has 15 years in product development and reaches for a mathematical model before he reaches for an opinion. That instinct is most of why our designs hold up.

Alex brings more than 25 years across engineering and commercial roles, and spends most of his time on where FluxWorks goes next and who we go there with. He is the resident authority on golf and cigars.

Kyle has 13 years in engineering and manufacturing and runs how the work actually gets done day to day. He is a father of two, which is excellent preparation for operations.

Micah earned his doctorate in robotics at Texas A&M, out of the Robotics Automation Design lab, and is equally at home debugging a control loop or building the rig to test it. He is learning to sail, the first system he cannot debug.

Bryton started FluxWorks in 2021 to find out what magnetic gears could do outside a lab, and holds eight pending patents. Away from the shop he drums and climbs.

Hayden holds a master's in electrical engineering and works on the control side of making magnetic motion behave. He spends his time off in national parks, as far from a control loop as he can get.

Brad is a Texas A&M graduate currently pursuing his master’s in mechanical engineering while working on our hardware. He is proof the two things can be done at once, though he would not recommend it.