Lillian Tso

Lillian Tso is an accomplished engineer with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and currently pursuing a Master's degree in the same field. Experience includes roles as an Undergraduate Student Researcher at Georgia Tech, where research focused on classifying impurities in wastewater, and various engineering positions at leading space and technology companies such as Axiom Space, BLUE ORIGIN, Rocket Lab, SpaceX, and NASA. Additional contributions to the academic community were made as a Prototyping Instructor and Director of Programming at the Invention Studio, where event organization and hands-on teaching of industrial machinery facilitated student learning and project development. Leadership skills were further demonstrated while serving as President and Lead Instructor at Mathnasium, enhancing educational efficiency for K-12 students. Notably, Lillian is also serving as the Commander of the Asclepios IV mission, an innovative analog astronaut initiative.