CircuitSavvy

Creating the future of Aerospace Engineers in Delaware

Our Impact

45

students in program

700+

hours of learning across all students

4

NASA aerospace engineering proposals made

The Process

01

Learning

Students learn about how payloads work in space, atmospheric conditions, and the various things to account for when designing for space

Student-built payload enclosure with electronics on a workbench
02

Brainstorming

CircuitSavvy allows students to take control. They think of their ideas, and we ideate together upon them, turning them into NASA research studies

Whiteboard covered in student experiment ideas
03

Drafting

Students draft their proposals for the NASA TechRise Student Challenge; with full design description, schematics, and hardware specifics

Student NASA TechRise proposal summaries in a table
04

Creating

Students have the chance to launch their experiment to space if they are awarded a grant through the TechRise Challenge!

Student assembling a payload with a screwdriver

The Team

Ameet Rao, founder of CircuitSavvy

Ameet Rao

Founder

Ameet is a 17 year old from Delaware who started CircuitSavvy to lower the barrier-to-entry for aerospace engineering and give STEM oppurtunities to areas without the resources

Contact

Want to bring Circuit Savvy to your school or support the program? Reach out at hello@circuitsavvy.org.