Jeroen Wink

Based in the Netherlands, New Zealand, and the United States, Dawn Aerospace’s mission is to enable the next generation of space users by providing dramatically more scalable and sustainable ways to access and move around in space. It is now a leading supplier of turnkey green propulsion systems for NanoSat, MicroSat, ESPA, and ESPA Grande-class satellites. Dawn is also active in reusable launch vehicle development, with an active test flight program of the Mk-II Aurora spaceplane demonstrator, with 30+ flights completed.

Different positions held. Started with the development of a small hybrid rocket test setup. Between 2013 and 2015 responsible for the development and testing of the DHX-200 Aurora 10 kN hybrid rocket engine. Between 2013 and 2015 responsible for the acquisition and arrangement of the sounding rocket test campaigns of 2014 and 2015. Held the position of Project Leader of the Stratos II+ project between November 2014 and December 2015. Currently responsible for external relations and cryogenic liquid rocket propulsion development.

Responsible for the conceptual and detailed design of a solid fueled ramjet propulsion test facility.

Development of prototype processors for SAR data for change detection used for PIMS (Pipeline Integrity Management Service)

Start up space company. Activities: Embedded programming for rocket motor control. CAD design for nano satellite structures.

Focus group: Exam classes of 2012, preparing them for the final exam in physics.

Space Engineering Master Track, focusing on liquid rocket propulsion.