Texas Rocket Engineering Lab
Maxwell Gleason serves as the Lead Propulsion Software Engineer at Texas Rocket Engineering Lab since September 2023, where responsibilities include developing QUASAR, a quantitative analysis system that significantly improves data analysis turnaround times. Previously, in roles such as Senior and General Propulsion Engineer at TREL, Maxwell enhanced data operations and created custom data analysis applications. Additionally, experience as Aerodynamics Engineer at Longhorn Rocketry Association involved using Ansys Fluent for aerodynamic analysis of a Spaceport America Cup rocket, and as Hardware Engineer CAD Lead at Wisconsin Autonomous, Maxwell spearheaded the design and manufacturing of mounting equipment for sensors on an autonomous vehicle. Maxwell is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin and has previously studied Mechanical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Texas Rocket Engineering Lab
The Texas Rocket Engineering Lab is a premier, interdisciplinary research laboratory focused on incubating the next generation of rocketeers and innovators in preparation for a new age of space exploration. Our Mission To create capable professionals who meet the needs of the space industry by constructing a launch vehicle capable of reaching the Karman line. TREL promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and demystifies the intricacies of applied rocket science through an environment of diversity and community engagement. Be sure to check out our page for updates on our rocket (Halcyon) and other exciting projects we have going on!