Every subteam
earns flight.

The Airframe & Recovery subteam designs the rocket structure for durability and aerodynamic performance, then develops the recovery architecture that brings the vehicle back safely after flight.

Propulsion designs, manufactures, and tests the engine and feed systems, working toward reliable thrust, repeatable performance, and safe operations across the entire campaign.

Avionics Hardware designs, assembles, and validates the electronics that collect flight data, support telemetry, and keep the vehicle connected throughout the mission.

Avionics Software develops the embedded and ground-station tools that process flight data, support mission operations, and turn sensor inputs into reliable decisions.

Manufacturing produces and assembles the rocket components, collaborating across teams to translate designs into precise, inspectable, flight-ready parts.

Business manages sponsorship, finance, communications, and logistics—building the relationships and operational foundation that keep an ambitious technical program moving.

Simulations & Modelling predicts trajectory, aerodynamics, and system performance to uncover risk early and help every team make better design decisions.

Payload creates scientific and experimental missions, then ensures every instrument functions safely and integrates cleanly with the rest of the launch vehicle.