From a demanding problem to working technology.

He comes from the Silesian University of Technology, where he studied Aerospace Engineering with a focus on aircraft propulsion. He also studied at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Barcelona.

He gained industrial experience through internships at Avio Aero (GE Aerospace), including work around the Catalyst engine programme, at Apollo Spirit (LLC ProgressTech), and through study visits including the Sener space technology centre in Catalonia.

He was selected for ESA Summer School Alpbach 2026, where his international team received 1st place in the Spacecraft Design category. He also participated in a research project related to ESA ESTEC concerning heat-resistant coatings for satellite RCS engines.

He actively participates in events connecting business, science and engineering, including Paris Air Show and the European Economic Congress, while building relationships around the future of the European aerospace sector.

He studies Aerospace Engineering at the Silesian University of Technology and has also studied at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Catalonia. He focuses on propulsion, CFD and advanced flow analyses.

At NexThrust he is responsible for the technology area and the company’s R&D direction, developing advanced propulsion projects and building capabilities needed to move from analytical studies to physical demonstrators.

He has spent months reviewing archival NASA documents to reconstruct and understand historical approaches to aerospike propulsion. His thesis work focuses on advanced CFD simulations of modern aerospike rocket nozzles.