Bryce Unruh

Bryce Unruh is a space explorer and innovator. During his career, he has pursued scientific discoveries by architecting missions for NASA that unlock the mysteries of our Universe. Bryce graduated from Tabor College in '91 with a degree in Mathematics. He received his Masters of Science degree in Math from Colorado State University in ‘93. Bryce began his professional career as an Aerospace Software Engineer and has over 25 years’ experience in the Aerospace field. He has held leadership roles on numerous NASA missions including the Spitzer Space Telescope and the Kepler Mission. Bryce is currently part of the Research Faculty at the University of Colorado - Boulder and is the Project Systems Engineer on NASA's ESCAPE mission. Bryce has contributed to over 15 professional publications and holds 2 U.S. patents.