Peter Carow
About Peter Carow
Peter Carow is a Mechanical Systems Engineer at BLUE ORIGIN with extensive experience in mechanical and development engineering roles across various companies.
Current Role at BLUE ORIGIN
Peter Carow currently holds the position of Mechanical Systems Engineer at BLUE ORIGIN. Based in Littleton, Colorado, United States, he has been with the company since 2021. His role involves working on mechanical system designs and contributing to the advancement of space technology.
Previous Role at Boom Supersonic
Before his current position, Peter Carow worked at Boom Supersonic in 2021. During his 6-month tenure in Centennial, Colorado, he served as the Responsible Engineer for the XB-1 Landing Gear. In this role, he was responsible for engineering aspects of the landing gear system of the XB-1, the company's supersonic demonstrator aircraft.
Mechanical Design Engineer at BLUE ORIGIN
From 2019 to 2021, Peter Carow was a Mechanical Design Engineer for the Advanced Development Programs at BLUE ORIGIN. His responsibilities included designing and developing mechanical systems for advanced space projects. This role allowed him to contribute significantly to the cutting-edge space exploration initiatives.
Development Engineer at Oceaneering Space Systems
Peter Carow worked as a Development Engineer at Oceaneering Space Systems in Houston, Texas, from 2014 to 2019. Over five years, he engaged in various development projects aimed at supporting space missions. His work primarily focused on the creation and enhancement of engineering solutions for space applications.
Surface Wellhead Engineer at FMC Technologies
Between 2013 and 2014, Peter Carow served as a Surface Wellhead Engineer at FMC Technologies in Houston, Texas. In this role, he was involved in the engineering and management of surface wellhead systems, contributing to the oil and gas industry's efficiency and safety.
Engineering Internships
Peter Carow gained early career experience through various internships. He served as an Engineering Intern at Cryotorr Scientific Corporation from 2012 to 2013 in Westminster, Colorado, and as an Engineering Intern at Wolf Robotics in Fort Collins, Colorado, for one month in 2012. These roles provided him with foundational skills and insights into engineering practices.