Company

• our mission

To make Earth radically more accessible by turning space into a global logistics network.

Just as the advent of aircraft transformed the sky into a medium for transportation, Inversion is pioneering a new domain by turning space into a global logistics network. History shows that those who embrace step-changes in transportation – sea, rail, air – set the rules and prosper. Today, the same opportunity exists in space, and Inversion is determined the ensure the U.S. maintains its lead, just as it did with aviation a century ago. By utilizing Low-Earth Orbit as an on-demand logistics network, we expand global responsiveness, strengthen deterrence, and lay the foundation for a new era of security and prosperity enabled by space.

Locations

1

Los Angeles Headquarters

55000 sqft.

Design, Manufacturing, Assembly

Fully Operational Machine Shop Cleanroom Integration Facility Parachute Manufacturing

Engineering and Business Headquarters

2

Mojave Test Site

5 acres

Rapid Testing and Iteration

Rocket Engine Testing Parachute Deployment Testing High Pressure Fluid System Development

Fully Off-Grid, Automated Operations

• founding story

The year was 2021. Rocket launches were becoming increasingly routine. As aerospace engineers at SpaceX and ABL, roommates Justin Fiaschetti and Austin Briggs witnessed this firsthand. Rockets were carrying more mass to orbit at lower costs – but almost nothing was coming back down. They asked: what if orbit wasn’t just a destination, but a platform? One that could span the planet and enable transportation across Earth at unprecedented speed and scale. The idea was too powerful to ignore. They left their jobs and turned their garage into the headquarters of Inversion. Over the next four years, they went through Y Combinator, raised $44 million, secured a $71 million Space Force contract, and built a spacecraft that successfully went to orbit. Today, Inversion is a 60-person team with a 55,000-square-foot facility in Los Angeles and a dedicated test site in the Mojave Desert.

Our Leadership

A team focused on talent density.

Extreme ownership throughout the company.

Justin Fiaschetti

CEO

Before co-founding Inversion, Justin was a former propulsion engineer on Raptor at SpaceX and on Aeon at Relativity Space.

Austin Briggs

CTO

Before co-founding Inversion, Austin was an early employee at ABL Space Systems and the Responsible Engineer for the upper stage TCA.

Jackson Kemper, III

EVP, Business Development

Jackson is a proven business development leader in the aerospace and defense industry. He brings decades of experience to Inversion and was most recently at Stratolaunch serving as their Chief Revenue Officer.

Collin Corey

Vice President of Missions

Virgin Orbit’s former Director of Safety, Mission Assurance, and Launch Licensing, Collin holds 18 orbital rocket launch licenses and multi-national launch licenses.

Bryan Munro

Director of Engineering - Reentry

Bryan brings deep technical and leadership experience to Inversion. He was previously Principal Flight Dynamics Engineer at Stratolaunch where he played a key role in designing Talon-A, an autonomous hypersonic testbed.

Patrick Handley

Director of Engineering, Accurate Landing

Patrick brings deep GN&C and space-systems expertise to Inversion. He has held engineering roles at Starfish Space, Ball Aerospace, and Draper, applying advanced guidance, navigation, and control to flight-critical missions.

Taishi Kato

Director of Engineering, Avionics

Taishi was previously Avionics Director at ABL Space Systems and held engineering roles at Northrop Grumman, with a focus on embedded systems, firmware, and avionics architecture.

Eduardo Mucino

Director of Engineering, Simulation

Eduardo Mucino brings over a decade of experience in spacecraft dynamics, control systems, and flight operations to Inversion. He has delivered engineering solutions across the space industry and through his own consulting work on complex aerospace and defense programs.

Justin Fiaschetti

CEO

Austin Briggs

CTO

Jackson Kemper, III

EVP, Business Development

Collin Corey

Vice President of Missions

Before co-founding Inversion, Justin was a former propulsion engineer on Raptor at SpaceX and on Aeon at Relativity Space.

Before co-founding Inversion, Austin was an early employee at ABL Space Systems and the Responsible Engineer for the upper stage TCA.

Jackson is a proven business development leader in the aerospace and defense industry. He brings decades of experience to Inversion and was most recently at Stratolaunch serving as their Chief Revenue Officer.

Virgin Orbit’s former Director of Safety, Mission Assurance, and Launch Licensing, Collin holds 18 orbital rocket launch licenses and multi-national launch licenses.

Bryan Munro

Director of Engineering - Reentry

Patrick Handley

Director of Engineering, Accurate Landing

Taishi Kato

Director of Engineering, Avionics

Eduardo Mucino

Director of Engineering, Simulation

Bryan brings deep technical and leadership experience to Inversion. He was previously Principal Flight Dynamics Engineer at Stratolaunch where he played a key role in designing Talon-A, an autonomous hypersonic testbed.

Patrick brings deep GN&C and space-systems expertise to Inversion. He has held engineering roles at Starfish Space, Ball Aerospace, and Draper, applying advanced guidance, navigation, and control to flight-critical missions.

Taishi was previously Avionics Director at ABL Space Systems and held engineering roles at Northrop Grumman, with a focus on embedded systems, firmware, and avionics architecture.

Eduardo Mucino brings over a decade of experience in spacecraft dynamics, control systems, and flight operations to Inversion. He has delivered engineering solutions across the space industry and through his own consulting work on complex aerospace and defense programs.

Gerald Gutierrez

Sr. Director of Business Development

Alec Zielke

Director of Talent

Marty Berman

Director of Marketing & Communications

Gerald brings extensive business development experience to Inversion – spending over six years at Boeing before taking on leadership roles at Stratolaunch and Virgin Orbit, where he helped build partnerships and drive growth in next-generation aerospace programs.

Alec has recruited for many teams in the aerospace and defense space including scaling Archer and Sierra Nevada. Alec is also a veteran of the United States Marine Corps.

Marty most recently comes from Hermeus, where he lead marketing and content efforts for the company. Prior to that, he worked at in-house at SpaceX and Discovery Channel.

• investors