Nolan Holden

Nolan Holden has a diverse work experience starting in 2014 with UPS, where they worked in Next-Day Air Operations until 2016. Nolan then joined Naval Sea Systems Command as a Software Engineering Co-op from 2017 to 2017, followed by a role as a Software Engineer at the Computational Thermal & Fluid Dynamics Laboratory at the University of Louisville, working on the NASA Microgravity Metal FDM Mission. In 2017, they also worked as a {Avionics,Telemetry} Software engineer at River City Rocketry.

In 2018, Nolan had a software engineering internship at Google and also served as a Co-captain at Redbird Robotics. From 2018 to 2019, they worked as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Louisville's Computer Engineering & Computer Science Department.

Nolan joined Tesla in 2020, starting as an Autopilot Intern, and then becoming an Autopilot Software Engineer in 2020. Nolan went on to become a Sr. Autopilot Software Engineer in 2021, where they collaborated with the CEO and director staff, contributing to various autopilot projects including latency reduction and software improvements.

Currently, Nolan is also a Co-Founder at Roch Society, starting in 2023.

Nolan Holden pursued higher education from 2015 to 2019 at the University of Louisville. During this time, they obtained a degree in Computer Engineering and Computer Science, with a focus on Computer Software Engineering.