Brayden Edman

B. Thomas Edman is a technology strategist and founder at Alexandrian, where development of a hardware-agnostic workload optimization engine is underway. As Chief Technology Officer at The Vanderbilt Fusion Project, B. Thomas Edman has contributed to radiation source analysis and led the establishment of a Computational Physics Team for Reactor Simulation Model development. Previous roles include Head of Control Electronics System, where control architecture for the IEC Fusion Reactor was designed, and Electronics Specialist, collaborating with a team to create an operational IEC Nuclear Fusion Reactor. B. Thomas Edman is also engaged in computational Nanoscience research at Vanderbilt University and competes as a student athlete for USA Weightlifting, earning notable recognition in national championships. Intern experience includes hardware engineering at Reliable MicroSystems, LLC, focusing on ASIC designs and data analysis. B. Thomas Edman is pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical & Computer Engineering at Vanderbilt University.