Florian Scheulen
About Florian Scheulen
Florian Scheulen is a Sr. Structural Engineer at BLUE ORIGIN, specializing in lightweight composite and metallic structures for aerospace applications.
Current Title and Role at BLUE ORIGIN
Florian Scheulen serves as a Sr. Structural Engineer at BLUE ORIGIN, starting in 2021. He is based in Kent, Washington, United States. At BLUE ORIGIN, Florian has contributed significantly to the design and development of New Glenn Stage 1, focusing on advanced aerospace engineering projects.
Previous Experience at SpaceX
Before his tenure at BLUE ORIGIN, Florian Scheulen held multiple roles at SpaceX in Hawthorne, California, from 2014 to 2020. He started as a Structures Engineer and was promoted to Lead Structures Engineer and Sr. Structures Engineer. During his time at SpaceX, Florian gained extensive experience in leading engineering teams and managing complex structural design projects.
Mechanical Design Engineer at Siemens
From 2012 to 2014, Florian Scheulen worked as a Mechanical Design Engineer at Siemens in Berlin, Germany. In this role, he was involved in various mechanical design projects, which allowed him to hone his skills in engineering design and problem-solving within an industrial context.
Educational Background in Engineering
Florian Scheulen has a strong academic foundation in engineering. He earned his M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University, where he studied from 2010 to 2012. Prior to that, he completed his B.S. in General Engineering from Harvey Mudd College, graduating in 2010. His education has provided him with a comprehensive understanding of engineering principles and practices.
Specialization and Expertise
Florian Scheulen specializes in the design of lightweight composite and metallic structures for aerospace applications. His expertise lies in creating efficient, durable, and high-performance structural components, which are crucial for the demanding environments of space exploration and aeronautics. His contributions have been instrumental in various high-profile aerospace projects.