D. Chandler Reubush

D. Chandler Reubush is an experienced engineer with a strong background in vehicle dynamics and simulation. D. Chandler began their career as a NASCAR Aero/Thermal Development Summer Intern at Chrysler Group LLC in 2000. D. Chandler later joined American Viper Racing as a Junior Race Engineer, working on vehicle assembly and data acquisition for a team running two VIPER GTS-Rs in the American LeMans Series.

In 2001, Reubush returned to Chrysler Group LLC as a Lead Simulation Development Engineer. D. Chandler led simulation development for performance testing and simulation for race teams running Dodge or Mopar branded vehicles in various racing categories. D. Chandler also worked as a Rear Wheel Drive Vehicle Dynamics Engineer, responsible for the ride and handling of the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Jeep Commander.

Reubush joined The Virginia Institute for Performance Engineering and Research in 2008 as the Director of Service Operations. D. Chandler managed a vehicle testing facility and led research activities. D. Chandler then joined Williams F1 as the Driver Technology Systems - Sr. Controls and Vehicle Dynamics Engineer, where they led controls engineering and vehicle modeling development for driving simulator solutions.

In 2014, Reubush joined Toyota Racing Development as a Sr. Simulator Engineer, responsible for the development and operation of a driver-in-the-loop (DiL) simulator for NASCAR racing. D. Chandler played a key role in Toyota's first NASCAR Cup championship.

Reubush furthered their career at Apple in 2016, serving as an Engineering Manager in the Special Project Group. Here, they managed engineering projects and teams involved in special projects.

In 2018, Reubush joined BYTON as the Sr. Manager - Chassis/Dynamics Attributes Delivery. D. Chandler led vehicle dynamics development for BYTON's first vehicle, the M-Byte, across locations in North America and China.

Reubush then worked at Lyft from 2019 to 2021 as a Staff Controls / Simulation Engineer before joining Woven by Toyota in 2021 in the same role.

Overall, D. Chandler Reubush has a wealth of experience in vehicle dynamics, simulation, and engineering management, with a strong track record of success in the automotive and racing industries.

D. Chandler Reubush completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech between 1996 and 2001. Following this, from 2001 to 2003, they pursued a Master of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering at Oakland University.