Thomas and I worked together in the JPL-MIT-Caltech team in the DARPA Subterranean Challenge, where I lead the perception sub-team. Thomas was our go-to hardware person for all things electronics, mechanical, and firmware. I honestly can't think of anything Thomas can't do. We would often come to Thomas with highly ambitious hardware requests and extremely tight deadlines (even 24 hours in some circumstances). Time after time, Thomas delivered on schedule and with practical, innovative designs that proved successful in the field. His ability to rapidly complete produce prototypes from the ground-up is remarkable, and an invaluable asset to the team. Further, he is an absolute pleasure to work with, being collaborative, empathetic, and level headed in all circumstances. He regularly puts others ahead of himself for the benefit of the project. I can not recommend Thomas highly enough and hope to continue to work with him in the future.

I had the pleasure of working with Thomas for more than a year at NASA-JPL, within the context of DARPA Subterranean Challenge (CoSTAR team). The project we worked for required a very fast pace, highly advanced engineering solutions and scientific concepts with a technology readiness level out of reach for most institutions, either in the public or private sectors. We enrolled in one of the most challenging competitions in the world to push the boundaries of knowledge and engineering and, as a team, we did a great job. The excellence in a team is reached not only by having the most qualified team members, but also great human beings. In this sense, Thomas is the perfect team player, hard-worker and always with a smile prepared for anyone around him. He has a very good understanding of engineering problems that need to be addressed and provides creative solutions, feasible within tight deadlines.

Thomas and I worked together in the JPL-MIT-Caltech team in the DARPA Subterranean Challenge, where I lead the perception sub-team. Thomas was our go-to hardware person for all things electronics, mechanical, and firmware. I honestly can't think of anything Thomas can't do. We would often come to Thomas with highly ambitious hardware requests and extremely tight deadlines (even 24 hours in some circumstances). Time after time, Thomas delivered on schedule and with practical, innovative designs that proved successful in the field. His ability to rapidly complete produce prototypes from the ground-up is remarkable, and an invaluable asset to the team. Further, he is an absolute pleasure to work with, being collaborative, empathetic, and level headed in all circumstances. He regularly puts others ahead of himself for the benefit of the project. I can not recommend Thomas highly enough and hope to continue to work with him in the future.

I had the pleasure of working with Thomas for more than a year at NASA-JPL, within the context of DARPA Subterranean Challenge (CoSTAR team). The project we worked for required a very fast pace, highly advanced engineering solutions and scientific concepts with a technology readiness level out of reach for most institutions, either in the public or private sectors. We enrolled in one of the most challenging competitions in the world to push the boundaries of knowledge and engineering and, as a team, we did a great job. The excellence in a team is reached not only by having the most qualified team members, but also great human beings. In this sense, Thomas is the perfect team player, hard-worker and always with a smile prepared for anyone around him. He has a very good understanding of engineering problems that need to be addressed and provides creative solutions, feasible within tight deadlines.

Thomas and I worked together in the JPL-MIT-Caltech team in the DARPA Subterranean Challenge, where I lead the perception sub-team. Thomas was our go-to hardware person for all things electronics, mechanical, and firmware. I honestly can't think of anything Thomas can't do. We would often come to Thomas with highly ambitious hardware requests and extremely tight deadlines (even 24 hours in some circumstances). Time after time, Thomas delivered on schedule and with practical, innovative designs that proved successful in the field. His ability to rapidly complete produce prototypes from the ground-up is remarkable, and an invaluable asset to the team. Further, he is an absolute pleasure to work with, being collaborative, empathetic, and level headed in all circumstances. He regularly puts others ahead of himself for the benefit of the project. I can not recommend Thomas highly enough and hope to continue to work with him in the future.

I had the pleasure of working with Thomas for more than a year at NASA-JPL, within the context of DARPA Subterranean Challenge (CoSTAR team). The project we worked for required a very fast pace, highly advanced engineering solutions and scientific concepts with a technology readiness level out of reach for most institutions, either in the public or private sectors. We enrolled in one of the most challenging competitions in the world to push the boundaries of knowledge and engineering and, as a team, we did a great job. The excellence in a team is reached not only by having the most qualified team members, but also great human beings. In this sense, Thomas is the perfect team player, hard-worker and always with a smile prepared for anyone around him. He has a very good understanding of engineering problems that need to be addressed and provides creative solutions, feasible within tight deadlines.