Alex enrolled in university to study physics at age 15 and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Laser Physics and a Master’s degree in Corporate Strategy. Alex participated in executive education at Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business from 2018 to 2019 and, seven years later, returned to Tuck as a guest lecturer. Alex has also taught MBA students at colleges in Boston, sharing practical experience in building teams and running venture-backed startups.

At 18, Alex began a corporate career in commercial real estate and construction, serving clients including Google, Barclays Bank, Discovery Networks, Volvo, John Deere, Nokia, DuPont, Intercontinental Hotel, and Mastercard. By age 23, Alex became a director overseeing major operations. By 24, Alex was effectively running the entire company on behalf of its three owners.

At 25, Alex founded a company that scaled from zero to $2 million revenue in year one - profitable from month one after signing Cisco as a customer. By year three, the company opened its first manufacturing facility. By year five, it won and completed the largest project in the country that year and Alex won the EY Entrepreneur award in manufacturing. By year ten, the company was manufacturing 85 proprietary product collections across five countries, managed 100+ employees, and completed over 750 commercial projects worldwide - the largest exceeding 5 million square feet - serving Fortune 500 enterprises globally including Volkswagen, WeWork, GlaxoSmithKline, Philip Morris, Schneider Electric, Olympus, Regus, Medtronic, Hermes, Renaissance Construction, Hyundai, Boucheron, and SAP.

The work earned 20 industry awards - including 19 Project of the Year awards and a Product of the Year recognition - along with an EY Manufacturing Award. Alex holds seven patents from this work spanning hardware, metal systems, and laser technology.

At 31, Alex founded a venture-backed enterprise AI platform that orchestrates people, services, existing software tools, hardware, sensors, IoT devices, and operational workflows across global enterprise deployments.

Last year, the platform expanded to become infrastructure for robots, humanoids, and autonomous systems operating in commercial spaces - orchestrating people, hardware, software, and other AI agents across global enterprise and government deployments. The platform now operates in 20 countries, used by two of the largest defense manufacturers in the United States as well as enterprises like Unilever, Yext, Adecco, and LHH, aerospace and defence companies, as well as the government.

The company grew +487% YoY.

Alex holds one additional patent in AI and software from this work.

The experience of building large-scale infrastructure projects on Earth - from concept through global delivery - directly applies to building autonomous industrial systems on the Moon. The combination of physics foundation, large-scale manufacturing operations, supply chain management, hardware, software, AI, and autonomous systems expertise, and proven ability to execute complex projects provides the foundation required to build machines capable of operating reliably where humans cannot intervene.

Alex's training in laser physics maps directly to Lunar Forge's core technology: using high-energy autonomous laser systems to sinter lunar regolith into the structural and shielding components that fission reactors require on the surface.