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Technical Advisory Council

The Technical Advisory Council (TAC) is LiftPort’s formalized (contracted) body of ~50 professionals who we call on to answer tough questions about the design, development, and feasibility of the Lunar Space Elevator Infrastructure.



James Burk
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Executive Director of the Mars Society, creator of MarsVR.


Technical Advisory Council's Scope

As a member of the Technical Advisory Council, we will look to you for guidance on a range of technical topics, including but not limited to:

Hardware

  • Science/Discovery
  • Technology/Engineering
  • Production/Scaling

Framework

  • Legal/Insurance
  • Regulatory/Policy
  • Geopolitical/Military

Business

  • Costs/Benefits
  • Finance/Accounting
  • Operations/Management​

Outreach

  • Media/Social
  • Educational/Cultural
  • Political/Governmental

Join the TAC.


We are actively seeking to expand and augment our Technical Advisory Council (TAC) by interviewing individuals from a variety of skillsets. We invite professionals from all fields, including scientists, engineers, architects, artists, accountants, writers, financiers, and others, to get involved with this project.
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To join the TAC, applicants are required to hold a master's or Ph.D. degree and/or have 10-15 years of experience in their field of expertise.

If you are interested and qualified, we encourage you to schedule an interview. Compensation, time commitment, and other related questions will be addressed after the initial interview. We are looking for individuals who are a 'culture-fit' in addition to possessing the necessary technical skills. Please be prepared to submit two writing samples, as this project requires a lot of written communication. The interview process consists of three stages before an offer is made.
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This is the fastest path to potentially being hired. However, before we have sufficient capitalization, there is currently no path to become a full-time member of the team. All tasks are project-oriented, and contract projects are the best way for you to contribute.

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  • Company
    • About
    • Blog
    • Press
  • Projects
    • The Earth Elevator
    • Lunar Elevator >
      • Lunar Space Elevator Infrastructure Briefs >
        • Defining Vision
        • Summary Briefing
        • Zero Carbon Energy Miracle
        • Infrastructure
        • Economic Implications
        • Alexandria Project
    • LiftPort Museum >
      • Art and Images
    • Tethered Towers
  • MEDIA
    • Space Policy >
      • A Busy Moon! - ESA Chart Explained
      • Better Futures Event
      • To the Moon to stay
      • Extending Humans to Mars
      • Commercialization of LEO
      • Ambitious Strategy - Part 1
      • Ambitious Strategy - Part 2
      • Ambitious Strategy - Part 3
      • Introduction - National Space Council Policy
      • A New Era: The New White House Space Policy
      • A New Vision - Part 1
      • A New Vision - Part 2
      • A New Vision - Part 3
      • A New Vision - Part 4
      • Background & Easter Eggs - Part 3
  • Technical Advisory Council
  • Get Involved
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