Mark Sullivan has over 40 years of experience in electronics and programming. His engineering specialties include industrial automation, data communications, and switchmode power conversion. Sullivan moved to Houston in 2005, leaving behind a successful 20-year-old electronics manufacturing company which continues today. Sullivan combines deep technical experience with a background in management and finance.

Ross Drescher holds a bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M. In school, he was a member of the Corps of Cadets. Ross's first job was under Sullivan and he followed his boss to the Cyclotronics startup. Ross's duties include design of mechanisms and enclosures, developing manufacturing procedures, and addressing thermal management problems.