About us

Even establishes True Anomaly’s strategic objectives and aligns resources for their execution. Prior to co-founding True Anomaly, Even served as an Air Force officer, leading interdisciplinary teams of space operators, scientists, and engineers to develop and evaluate the performance of military systems and tactics designed to protect U.S. and allied space assets.

Even is the author of six seminal texts that serve as foundational doctrine and training for U.S. military space operations. He was a major contributing author of the U.S. Space Force’s inaugural Spacepower: Doctrine for Space Forces. He has held leadership positions in space system developmental and operational test, training, spacecraft operations, and joint fires. In these roles, he provided key insights into the practices needed to successfully deploy space security satellites and supporting infrastructure.

Even was also a Service Chiefs Fellow at DARPA and a rendezvous and proximity operations intern with NASA’s Johnson Space Center. He graduated with honors from Virginia Military Institute and holds an M.A. from The University of Chicago in Social Sciences.

Kyle leads design, development, and production of True Anomaly mission solutions. Before co-founding True Anomaly, Kyle served as the Orbital Warfare Chief of Training for the U.S. Air Force 26th Space Aggressor Squadron, focusing on complex space warfare exercises. He also previously served as a Maintenance Flight Commander for the Air Force’s 4th Space Operations Squadron, Officer in Charge of Protected SATCOM Operations for the 4th Space Operations Squadron, and as an Air Force Cyberspace Operations Officer.

Prior to his role at True Anomaly, Kyle served as a Guidance Navigation and Controls Engineer for National Defense Space Systems at Ball Aerospace and Technologies from 2017 to 2022. Additionally, he worked as a systems engineer at Lockheed Martin Electronic Systems and Honeywell Aerospace.

He holds an M.S. and a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering & Mechanics from the University of Minnesota.

Tom translates intractable national security requirements and space operator challenges into True Anomaly’s family of solutions. Prior to co-founding True Anomaly, Tom served as the Chief of the Joint Fires Element in Joint Task Force Space Defense within U.S. Space Command. In that role, Tom oversaw the planning and execution of several initiatives designed to bolster U.S. space defense capabilities, incorporating cutting-edge technologies and developing sophisticated strategies.

Over the last decade, Tom has held several high-stakes technical positions that demonstrate his ability to drive results across various key defense sectors of the space domain. These include Wing Weapons Officer with the 50th Space Wing, Space Weapons Officer on the Director of Space Forces Staff with the Pacific Air Forces, and Orbital Warfare Phase Developer and Manager with the 328th Weapons Squadron, among others.

Tom holds a BSBA with a focus on Information Systems and a minor in Business Intelligence from Xavier University.

Christina leads True Anomaly’s go-to-market strategy, including business development, sales, and partnerships. Prior to True Anomaly, Christina spent 14 years building Palantir’s business from only three customers to an extensive and robust public sector and commercial customer base. She was instrumental in building Palantir’s federal government business before pivoting to leading the commercial go-to-market strategy for the company. In 2020, Christina was tasked to build out a partnership ecosystem at Palantir, introducing co-sell, channel partners, and new revenue avenues to scale. She began with a team of 1 and grew to a team of 20 globally in the past three years. She lives in Boulder, Colo., and is deeply passionate about the government customer and mission.

Frank oversees True Anomaly’s strategy for developing space superiority products, anticipating customer needs and building targeted, differentiated solutions at scale. Prior to joining the True Anomaly leadership team, Frank had a remarkable career in public service and the private sector, spanning nearly 30 years. He most recently served as Director of Advanced Concepts, Tactics, and Wargaming at the U.S. Space Force (USSF) Space Security and Defense Program, where he conceived of and executed the first service-level digital Force Design Wargaming methodology for the service.  

Prior to the USSF, Frank was a Senior Principal System Engineer at Integrity Applications, conducted orbital debris research and regularly chaired sessions at multiple International Astronautical Congress, and served as a space technology subject matter expert for various Air Force wargames. He also held engineering and research positions as a contractor at the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and served as an NRO Technology Fellow in 2004 with the task of examining threats to the national security space architecture at the CIA.  

Frank is highly decorated within the space industry, receiving recognition for his work at the USSF, being awarded the Air Force Meritorious Civilian Service Award,  and leading teams that were awarded the U.S. Air Force Analytic Innovation of the Year Award and the Office of Secretary of Defense Group Achievement Award in 2020.  Additionally, he was named a Schriever Wargame Top Contributor in 2014 and 2015.  

Frank holds a bachelor of science in Aerospace Engineer Sciences from the University of Colorado at Boulder and a master of science in Management Science and Engineering (Operations Research) from Stanford University.

Mark’s responsibilities span strategy, finance, accounting, corporate development, business operations, fundraising, capital allocation, and investor relations. Prior to joining True Anomaly, Mark served as Vice President of Finance & Strategy at Relativity Space, where he held similar responsibilities and helped scale the business from 200 to 1,000+ employees and raise over $1.1B in equity capital. Before Relativity, Mark led finance and accounting at a venture-backed startup in the Los Angeles area.

Prior to working with technology startups, Mark spent over 7 years with Goldman Sachs, most recently serving as a Vice President in the Investment Banking Division and the Business Unit Manager for the firm’s West Region.

Mark has advised on more than $40B of transactions spanning M&A, financing, and activism defense in both the public and private markets. He is a CFA Charterholder and holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance from Southern Methodist University.

Matthew directs an innovative, responsive, and integrated legal department. Before joining True Anomaly, he was Associate General Counsel for Operations at Lockheed Martin Space, where he advised on a broad range of regulatory compliance issues, risk assessment and mitigation, crisis response, environmental and workplace safety and health, whistleblower complaints, pandemic law, privacy law, space law and policy, government contracts, and B2B agreements.  

Earlier in his career, Matthew was in private practice with two national law firms and in government practice with the U.S. Department of Labor, where he prosecuted workplace safety and health violations. He began his legal career as an appellate law clerk for Chief Justice Mary Mullarkey of the Colorado Supreme Court from 2006-2007.   

Matthew has been recognized as a rising star by Colorado Super Lawyers, he received the U.S. Department of Labor Secretary's Exceptional Achievement Award for work related to a major mining disaster, and he was the inaugural chair of the Colorado Lawyer's Committee Young Lawyers Division, a nonpartisan consortium dedicated to increasing opportunities for children, the poor, and other disadvantaged communities. He received Lockheed Martin Space awards for Exceptional Service in 2022 and Teamwork in 2021, and a Lockheed Martin Corporate NOVA award for Teamwork on the COVID-19 Task Force in 2021.  

Matthew holds a JD from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and a BA in Philosophy from the University of Colorado at Boulder. 

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Sean oversees spacecraft design and development as well as the GravityWorks spacecraft manufacturing facility at True Anomaly.

He began his career at the Goodyear Tire Company as a test and project engineer for Aircraft and High-Performance products. In this role, he was responsible for high precision test machines and participated in global joint development test projects. His projects included customers such as SAE, NASA, GM, Boeing, Bombardier, NASCAR, Lockheed Martin, and the Department of Defense (DoD). Sean completed upgrades to factory facilities to increase throughput, reduce cost, and optimize high-rate production and test.  

In 2011, Sean joined Ball Aerospace as a mechanical engineer and was responsible for numerous designs including mechanical support equipment, high accuracy star trackers, EO optical payloads, gimbals, fast-steering mirrors, and other custom mechanisms on space and airborne platforms. Prior to leaving Ball, Sean was the System Engineering and Integration Test (SEIT) lead on a multi-vehicle mission for the DoD.  

Sean holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech and a Master of Science in Systems Engineering from Johns Hopkins University.

Dan is a champion in the space defense sector. Prior to co-founding True Anomaly, Dan served as a radio frequency (RF) R&D engineer at Los Alamos National Lab, designing and implementing digital signal processing algorithms and serving as the principal investigator for critical national security RF capabilities in nuclear counter-proliferation. Before this, he led the design of an operational test program at the Space Security and Defense Program for a next-generation space capability and oversaw the execution of a $200M ground system operational assessment.

Dan also served as a Space Operations Officer in the U.S. Air Force and as a space aggressor in the Air Force Reserve. He has served as a space systems operator, orbital warfare tactician, and adversary threat systems instructor. He has researched the use of artificial neural networks for anomaly and threat detection on rendezvous and proximity operations spacecraft, authored three cyber-intrusion and electronic warfare experiment plans for an $800M satellite, and implemented electromagnetic interference mitigation procedures and defensive counterspace techniques for MILSATCOM. Dan was recognized as an Innovator of the Year for his work in establishing standards in live and simulated on-orbit adversary threat replication training.

Dan holds an MEng. in Electromagnetic Engineering from the University of Illinois, a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University, and a B.S. in Physics from the University of Oklahoma.

Sai is a company and product leader at the intersection of hardware and software with two exits in consumer and B2B SaaS. He has experience at all growth stages: from seed to acquisition (Caribu); and seed to IPO ($LTCH). Sai holds four patents in cybersecurity, service design, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

Ben joined True Anomaly in June 2022. His past work experience ranges from early-stage startups to established companies in different industries within software. These varied experiences have shown that high-quality, maintainable, and scalable software practices are applicable and common across industries.  Ben has been deeply involved with the Elixir community for almost 10 years. He co-authored Adopting Elixir with Josè Valim, the creator of Elixir, and Bruce Tate. He has spoken at and hosted workshops for conferences around the world. He is also on the board of the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation.

Eric directs the day-to-day business operations and long-range planning for True Anomaly’s growth team. Eric holds a deep passion for cultivating and emplacing the right people, processes, and tools to help businesses meet and exceed operational goals. He has put this knowledge to use forming, executing, and improving business operations in organizations ranging from Fortune 350 companies to unicorn tech startups.

For nearly a decade, Eric has worked at the intersection of industry innovation and government need—ensuring responsive solutions to critical requirements across markets including modeling and simulation; intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance services; weapon systems; and combat vehicles. Through these efforts, Eric has been instrumental in the identification and capture of opportunities totaling more than $15B across a broad range of defense and commercial industries. He leverages his diverse experience to bring new ideas and approaches to complex problems facing the U.S. Department of Defense and Intelligence Community.

Eric graduated Magna Cum Laude from Valparaiso University with a B.A. in English.

Katie represents True Anomaly with the White House, federal departments and agencies, and Congress. She has nearly 15 years of experience in state and federal government as well as in the commercial space industry. Before joining True Anomaly, she was Manager of Government Affairs at Virgin Orbit. Prior to joining private industry, Katie was Chief of Staff for the White House National Space Council, advising the Vice President and Executive Secretary on issues pertaining to civil, commercial, and national security space as well as driving the completion of numerous space policy directives and executive orders. Katie holds a Bachelor’s of Arts in Political Science from Indiana University Bloomington.

Kristin is responsible for sharing the story of how True Anomaly’s technology enables global security and a safe, sustainable space domain.  

She brings 15 years of experience communicating the role of complex technologies at the intersection of innovation and national security. Previously, she held Marketing & Communications management roles at quantum tech startup SandboxAQ and at Maxar Technologies, where she primarily supported the company’s Public Sector Earth Intelligence business. Kristin also spent several years at the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF), where she led the launch of the trajectory media platform and helped chronicle the changing landscape of the geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) industry in a decade defined by rapid tradecraft advancements and democratization. She began her career as a journalist with Defense News, where she covered the C4ISR and training & simulation beats.  

Kristin holds a bachelor’s in Journalism from SUNY Oswego and a master’s in Journalism from Syracuse University.

Caroline brings expertise in assessing and acquiring top technical and executive talent as well as delivering against effective People Operations initiatives. Her previous work experience includes more than 10 years dedicated to building, managing, and empowering high-performance teams at scaling startups. She cares deeply about enabling the Defense Industrial Base through evolutionary technology.  Caroline graduated from The Pennsylvania State University with degrees in Labor Studies and Employment Relations and Spanish.