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About Blue Skies Space

Blue Skies Space is pioneering a new model to deliver high-quality space science data in accelerated timescales to the global scientific community, helping them to answer humanity’s greatest scientific questions. Through a fleet of low-Earth orbit satellites, we aim to serve the global demand for high-quality science data across many research areas, including the monitoring of stars, understanding what the atmospheres of faraway exoplanets are made of, as well as the composition of asteroids in our Solar System.

Our Team

Blue Skies Space has assembled an experienced team who have previously worked at organisations such as NASA, Airbus, Surrey Satellite Technology, Caltech and UCL, bringing a wealth of expertise in space science, satellite engineering, satellite construction and operations.

Prof Jonathan Tennyson Chair
Dr Marcell Tessenyi Chief Executive Officer
Prof Giovanna Tinetti Chief Scientist
Philip Windred Chief Operating Officer
Richard Archer Strategic Partnerships
Benjamin Wilcock Senior Science Programme Manager
Ian Stotesbury Lead Systems Engineer
Rachel Grant Senior Software Engineer
Lawrence Bradley Software Engineer
Yoga Barrathwaj Raman Mohan Marketing & Business Operations
Dr Parul Janagal Science Outreach
Dr Arianna Saba Science Performance Analyst
Sarah Harvey Junior Software Engineer
Sharafina Razin Junior Science Programme Manager
James McLaren Software Consultant
Harry Johnson Junior Payload Engineer
Giorgia Parente Junior Engineer
Tailong Zhang Intern
Gabriele Galletta Intern
Prof Giorgio Savini Science and Instrumentation
Dr Dan Brown Adviser
Dr Fabio Favata Senior Adviser

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Contact Us

HQ
69 Wilson Street, London EC2A 2BB, United Kingdom
Company number: 09348394

Scotland Office
Clockwise, Commercial Quay, 84 Commercial Street,
Leith, Edinburgh EH6 6LX, United Kingdom

Blue Skies Space Italia S.r.l.
Vincenzo Monti, 16, Milano 20123, Italy
Company number: 12527420967

Acknowledgement of EU Funding

Funded by the European Union

We have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No.871149.