Colony is led by engineers and operators with deep experience in autonomous systems, robotics, and industrial-scale remote sensing.
Physics undergraduate at the University of Waterloo. Active Research Assistant at Stanford’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. Conducted neutrino physics research at Harvard University (2021–2022), where he designed a small-scale Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber (LArTPC) to study proton flight characteristics, contributing to R&D aligned with the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE). Infantry veteran with three years of service in the Canadian Army Reserves. Previously founded a GIS data collection and routing platform for linear infrastructure operators. Leads Colony’s strategy, operations, and business development.
Mechatronics Engineering undergraduate at the University of Waterloo. Designed manufacturing tools and production equipment at Musashi Seimitsu, led quality engineering for automotive lighting production at Magna International, and drove process improvement for automotive components at Angstrom Fiber. Independently designed a 4x planetary gearbox through 38 CAD iterations and built a wireless robotic arm with embedded control systems. Leads Colony’s hardware engineering, mechanical design, and robotics development.
Planning and Land Development undergraduate at the University of Waterloo. Led construction operations at a large land development firm based in Toronto, building and scaling an in-house construction division that replaced outsourced contracting—reducing costs and improving delivery timelines. Spearheaded private negotiations to secure approvals for a $600M, 1,000+ unit mass timber development. Built internal budgeting, scheduling, and trade coordination systems that eliminated over 50 hours of manual work per week. Leads Colony’s operations, procurement, and organizational infrastructure.