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Graviron Aerospace Welcomes Rachel Cox as Advisor for Government Relations & Partnerships
July 12, 2026
San Francisco, California — Graviron Aerospace today announced the appointment of Rachel Cox as Advisor for Government Relations & Partnerships, strengthening the company’s leadership as it advances the development of reusable orbital infrastructure for on-orbit servicing, inspection, repair, refueling, and active debris removal.
Rachel brings more than a decade of experience at the NASA, where she held roles spanning engineering, program management, and technical oversight across complex government programs. Throughout her career, she has worked at the intersection of technology, public sector collaboration, and mission execution, providing a strong foundation for advising organizations operating in highly regulated and mission-critical environments.
In her role at Graviron Aerospace, Rachel will advise the company on government engagement, strategic partnerships, and long-term collaboration opportunities with public sector organizations and industry stakeholders. Her guidance will support Graviron as it continues developing the Orbit Keeper platform and expands its relationships across the space ecosystem.
“Rachel’s experience, perspective, and genuine enthusiasm for what we’re building made it clear from our very first conversation that she’d be an incredible addition to Graviron,” said Atul Raj, Founder & CEO of Graviron Aerospace. “As we continue building reusable orbital infrastructure, strong relationships with government agencies and strategic partners will be an important part of our long-term vision. We’re excited to welcome Rachel to the team and look forward to building the future of space together.”
Graviron Aerospace is currently developing Orbit Keeper, a reusable orbital platform designed to support on-orbit servicing, inspection, repair, refueling, and active debris removal. The company is advancing toward hardware development while expanding its technical capabilities, strategic partnerships, and advisory network in preparation for future demonstration missions.
Commenting on her appointment, Rachel Cox said:
“I’m excited to join Graviron Aerospace as an advisor and support the team’s vision for advancing reusable orbital infrastructure. I look forward to working with the team as they continue developing innovative technologies and building meaningful partnerships across the space industry.”
Rachel’s appointment reflects Graviron’s continued focus on building a multidisciplinary team with expertise across engineering, government engagement, and commercial strategy as the company works toward enabling a more sustainable and resilient space economy.
About Graviron Aerospace
Graviron Aerospace is a U.S.-based aerospace company developing reusable orbital infrastructure for satellite servicing, inspection, repair, refueling, and active debris removal. Through its Orbit Keeper platform, Graviron is building technologies designed to extend satellite lifespans, reduce orbital debris, and enable the next generation of sustainable space operations. The company’s long-term mission is to build the infrastructure needed for in-space manufacturing, deep-space logistics, and humanity’s expansion beyond Earth.
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