Summary
Adam Oswald is a design-focused systems engineer and founder with seven years of experience translating architecture and human-centered design into life-supporting systems for space and built environments. He led ECLSS design and systems integration at Blue Origin—shaping lunar lander and orbital habitat ventilation, configuration, and risk-mitigation work—and now runs The Space Age, a consultancy focused on livable, wellbeing-centered space habitats. His background bridges computational design, BIM and simulation tooling in large-scale architecture projects with hands-on aerospace requirements, procurement, and test planning. Adam has a track record of turning conceptual studies into program baselines and packaging solutions that improve maintainability and efficiency. Comfortable presenting to program leadership and company-wide audiences, he combines creative visual design roots (from competitive field design) with rigorous systems engineering. Based in the Greater Seattle Area, he brings a rare mix of architectural design thinking and aerospace systems execution to emerging space habitation challenges.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Architecture, Master of Architecture at University of Oregon
Master of Public Policy, Master of Public Policy at University of Minnesota
Master of Science - MS, Master of Science - MS at University of Colorado Boulder