Our Company
Project-S started in 2022 with a clear vision to make our orbits sustainably safer for our next generations. Since our inception, we have grown into an innovative and reliable team, known for our commitment to new solutions and novelty in knowledge.
Our Values
Community and Social responsibility
We have set the task to maintain a positive and sustainable role in the market as well in our company.
Constant improvement and commitment
Efficieny, transparency, accuracy and simplification to an optimal level is the goal we want to achieve
Accountability
We can be held accountable for our own behaviour and product quality, supplying the customers with the best we can.
Leonidas Askianakis
CEO and Founder
Leonidas, a distinguished student prodigy from Greece, garnered numerous distinctions in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Astrophysics competitions, surpassing all others in the country. Following outstanding performance in national exams, he enrolled in Greece's most prestigious university. There, he led the first-placed university team, ranking in the top 0.4% globally in NASA competitions for space-based megastructure assembly concepts. Simultaneously, he spearheaded designs for the rocketry team, securing a 6th place worldwide finish in the Spaceport America Cap.
At TUM, Leonidas undertook the unique challenge of pursuing three degree programs simultaneously—Aerospace Engineering, Engineering Science, and minors in Physics and Informatics. Maintaining his leadership role, he directed the TUM Lower-limb Exoskeleton team and the Electronics team of the WARR Satellite team, overseeing over 40 student engineers with diverse backgrounds. Additionally, he conducted research in robotics labs such as DLR Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics, TUM MIRMI labs, and participated in projects with NASA space robotics institutes.
Recognized for his accomplishments, Leonidas was chosen as the youngest among 24 European trainees for CubeSat mission design training by ESA. He received the prestigious Deutschlandstipendium Scholarship, a distinction for the top 1.8% of all TUM students, sponsored by the Federal Republic of Germany and TUM. With comprehensive knowledge spanning European and International Space Agencies and projects, Leonidas possesses an intimate understanding of the space industry and domain.
At TUM, Leonidas undertook the unique challenge of pursuing three degree programs simultaneously—Aerospace Engineering, Engineering Science, and minors in Physics and Informatics. Maintaining his leadership role, he directed the TUM Lower-limb Exoskeleton team and the Electronics team of the WARR Satellite team, overseeing over 40 student engineers with diverse backgrounds. Additionally, he conducted research in robotics labs such as DLR Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics, TUM MIRMI labs, and participated in projects with NASA space robotics institutes.
Recognized for his accomplishments, Leonidas was chosen as the youngest among 24 European trainees for CubeSat mission design training by ESA. He received the prestigious Deutschlandstipendium Scholarship, a distinction for the top 1.8% of all TUM students, sponsored by the Federal Republic of Germany and TUM. With comprehensive knowledge spanning European and International Space Agencies and projects, Leonidas possesses an intimate understanding of the space industry and domain.
Daniil Zverev
Engineer and Founder
With 6 years of industry experience as a software engineer, he's spent the some 2 years as Head of Engineering, managing several teams ranging from 3 to 6 members in a project with high loadand under excessive constraints. In his latest role, he led the entire backend development across multiple teams totaling 40+ professional software engineers. His expertise covers diverse areas including software development, data science and analytics, end-to-end backend processes, infrastructure, and data management. Daniil possesses two master's degrees, one in statistics and another in computer science. He has experience in deep learning research conducted in TUM (3D machine learning, domain adaptation, foundation models) and Oxford University (continual representation learning). Previously he has co-founded two other startups, successfully steering one towards an annual sustainable profitability of $300,000.
