Asylon Incorporated CEO and leadership

Damon Henry received his B.S in aeronautical engineering from MIT. He is currently leading an incredible team that is automating the future of drone/robotics tech. Prior, he was a aeronautical engineer for Boeing where he was focused on airframe design for the SB|1 Defiant advanced rotorcraft. His previous roles include structural engineer for the EMARSS aircraft and flight test support for the RAMIS aircraft. In these roles, he supported aircraft certification for the FAA, coordinated supplier awards and procurement, and helped support flight testing and sensor platform integration onto the aircraft. Damon is also a graduate of General Electric's Operations Management Leadership Program (OMLP) where he held increasing roles of responsibility in the supply chain including front line leader. He currently holds a Green Belt in Lean Six Sigma, as well as an OSHA30 certification, and a certification in MPC (Manufacturing Process and Control) In addition to his day-to-day roles, Damon is passionate about college outreach and recruiting. He led a team of Boeing volunteers who mentor senior capstone projects at Penn State University and Temple University in Philadelphia. He has also supported recruiting events at both UPenn and MIT. Damon is extremely passionate about UAVs and their applications. He applies his knowldege of composites and 3D printing to design new vehicles including a submission for the DARPA UAV Forge Competition.

CTO of Asylon - automated battery swap for commercial drones. Strong engineering and conceptual design background (Boeing). MIT AeroEng 2010.

An Oklahoma native, Brent attended MIT to pursue a degree in Aerospace Engineering. After graduating from MIT, Brent was a Systems Engineer at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. While there he gained valuable experience working with the Department of Defense community as well as leading joint efforts with international partners. Brent is experienced in software and algorithm development, system of systems analysis, and requirements development. Brent also earned his M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University.

In early 2016, Brent left JHU/APL to co-found Asylon, an aerial infrastructure company focusing on bringing the benefits of drones to enterprise efforts in public safety, security, energy, and mining. Brent serves as Asylon's Chief Operations Officer.

Michael Quiroga is a Chief Revenue Officer at Asylon and Team Lead- CIPAC UAS Security Operations at Department of Homeland Security, Office of Inspector General and is based in Melbourne Florida Area. He has worked as Partner at Patriot Investment, Florida- Commercial Manager- Integrated Systems at Carrier, and President at Tech Force Engineering. Michael attended West Point-United States Military Academy.

Damon Henry received his B.S in aeronautical engineering from MIT. He is currently leading an incredible team that is automating the future of drone/robotics tech. Prior, he was a aeronautical engineer for Boeing where he was focused on airframe design for the SB|1 Defiant advanced rotorcraft. His previous roles include structural engineer for the EMARSS aircraft and flight test support for the RAMIS aircraft. In these roles, he supported aircraft certification for the FAA, coordinated supplier awards and procurement, and helped support flight testing and sensor platform integration onto the aircraft. Damon is also a graduate of General Electric's Operations Management Leadership Program (OMLP) where he held increasing roles of responsibility in the supply chain including front line leader. He currently holds a Green Belt in Lean Six Sigma, as well as an OSHA30 certification, and a certification in MPC (Manufacturing Process and Control) In addition to his day-to-day roles, Damon is passionate about college outreach and recruiting. He led a team of Boeing volunteers who mentor senior capstone projects at Penn State University and Temple University in Philadelphia. He has also supported recruiting events at both UPenn and MIT. Damon is extremely passionate about UAVs and their applications. He applies his knowldege of composites and 3D printing to design new vehicles including a submission for the DARPA UAV Forge Competition.

CTO of Asylon - automated battery swap for commercial drones. Strong engineering and conceptual design background (Boeing). MIT AeroEng 2010.

An Oklahoma native, Brent attended MIT to pursue a degree in Aerospace Engineering. After graduating from MIT, Brent was a Systems Engineer at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. While there he gained valuable experience working with the Department of Defense community as well as leading joint efforts with international partners. Brent is experienced in software and algorithm development, system of systems analysis, and requirements development. Brent also earned his M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University.

In early 2016, Brent left JHU/APL to co-found Asylon, an aerial infrastructure company focusing on bringing the benefits of drones to enterprise efforts in public safety, security, energy, and mining. Brent serves as Asylon's Chief Operations Officer.