Jack Roswell

Jack Roswell has a diverse work experience in various roles. In 2015, they worked as a Radar Systems Engineer at the University of Virginia, where they utilized seismic refraction and ground-penetrating radar technology to map water runoff and Incan terraces. Jack also formulated sustainability recommendations for prestigious organizations such as UNESCO and the Peruvian Ministry of Culture. In 2016, they joined Brown Space Engineering as an Optical Engineer, contributing to the development of Rhode Island's first satellite and collaborating with NASA and other entities on the EQUISat LED Eye Hazard Working Group. Later, in 2017, they co-founded Perennial, initially serving as the Co-Founder & COO before assuming the role of Co-Founder & CEO in May 2021. Additionally, they briefly worked as a Fellow at Lightspeed Venture Partners in 2019.

Jack Roswell has completed a dual enrollment program in Applied Mathematics at the University of Colorado Denver. In addition, they have pursued a field of study in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the Brown University School of Engineering. Jack also holds a certification in Wilderness First Aid from Solo.