Quantum Space operates at the intersection of extended spacecraft life and missions, spacecraft delivery, and orbital data collection for national security, civil, and commercial markets. The Company’s flagship spacecraft, Ranger 2000, provides ability to deliver missions into high energy orbits, and stay there, or maneuver without regret for up to 15 years. A smaller variant, Ranger 500 focuses primarily on agile data collection.

As space becomes more crowded and critical to national defense, Quantum’s Ranger spacecraft and its ability to offer on-orbit servicing, life extension, and situational awareness directly align with these emerging security imperatives.

Dr. Kam Ghaffarian is a visionary entrepreneur and engineer whose mission to advance the state of humanity and human knowledge has led him to create companies transforming the space and energy sectors. He is the co-founder of Quantum Space as well as the CEO of IBX, the co-founder and Executive Chairman of X-energy, Intuitive Machines, and Axiom Space. 

Dr. Ghaffarian has 35+ years of experience in innovation with groundbreaking deep-tech companies that are expanding the commercial space economy, creating clean energy solutions, and putting Dr. Ghaffarian at the forefront of several next-generation technologies making a positive impact on the world. His companies have worked with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Department of Energy, among others, on some of their most sensitive and technical advanced project to support national interests, expand the economy, and improve the state of humanity.

Kerry Wisnosky is an aerospace engineer by trade, with over 30 years’ experience performing and providing leadership in developing space and missile technology for National Security and Civilian customers.

Kerry co-founded and served as CEO of Millennium Engineering and Integration, which specialized in providing space systems and systems engineering and integration services to clients including Department of Defense, NASA, and the Department of Homeland Security.  Millenium was merged with Quantitech and re-branded as Axient, where he currently serves as Chairman of the Board.

Kerry’s latest adventure is with Quantum Space. As CEO, Kerry’s extensive business and engineering experience is ensuring Quantum Space makes a massive positive impact in the burgeoning space economy.  

Ben is the Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of Quantum Space LLC, a commercial space company dedicated to advancing humanity’s journey to the stars - focused on safe, reliable and efficient space travel further from earth. 
Prior to Quantum, Ben served as Vice President Engineering for IBX - an innovation and investment firm. 

In 2018 he served as Director Civil Space Policy for the National Space Council, Executive Office of the President. 

Ben worked at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center for 22 years, his final role being Chief of Exploration and In-Space Services Division. He was lead materials engineer on the last three Hubble Servicing Missions.

Philip brings crucial experience designing multi-payload operations that will help Quantum Space deliver a superhighway between the earth and the moon. Phil is passionate about developing the infrastructure required for operations in space and believes Quantum has the focus and personnel required to overcome the challenges in delivering this ambition.

Phil brings decades of experience in the commercial space world in ever increasing levels of responsibilities. He began at Orbital Sciences Corp, then moved to Blue Origin then Spaceflight industries where he advanced to Vice President of Engineering.

Sue works with the executive team at Quantum Space identifying opportunities for the company’s commercial space portfolio. She has over 30 years of aerospace technical and management leadership in the space industry.

Sue also founded and co-owned Millennium Engineering and Integration in 1995 growing the engineering services company to just under 1000 employees. 

Sue served in the U.S. Air Force. She entered the Air Force through the Reserve Officer Training Corps in 1987 holding engineering assignments in space and missile defense at the Air Force Astronautics Laboratory.