Meet the team.

Wyatt has built and flown drones and fixed-wing aircraft for most of his life, and has worked on drone simulators before.

He is a junior at Yale University, where he is a double major in Mechanical Engineering and Economics. He spent two years building AI-automated systems for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

A year as an Air Force ROTC scholarship cadet showed him where he wanted to be: on the contractor side, building the tools that the people in uniform train and operate with. As founder and president, he leads the company and its build in Unreal Engine 5 and C++, including the 3D modeling and photogrammetry.

Martin leads operations at Weapons for Peace. He is a junior at Dartmouth College, where he studies Computer Science and Economics, with experience in network simulation, distributed systems and AI.

At Amazon's Project Kuiper he worked on the satellite network, debugging routing and packet-forwarding failures in simulated environments. He has also founded AI startups and built a million-dollar health insurance business, and now applies that background to autonomous drones and realistic battlefield simulation.

Alexander leads growth and military communications at Weapons for Peace: the company's partnerships, its market development and its relationships with military customers.

His background is at Norwich University, the oldest private military college in the United States and the birthplace of ROTC. A former ROTC cadet, he is well versed in military operations and strategic communications.

Alejandro is the creative director of Weapons for Peace. He oversees the company's brand identity, visual content and digital presence, and ensures its technology is presented clearly and consistently across every channel.

He is a junior at Dartmouth College. His background spans content production and professional modeling, and he brings a detailed understanding of how social media platforms rank and distribute content.