Elijah Schuldt
President
Elijah Schuldt is the President of Watring Technologies, Inc. He is responsible for the daily operations of the company with a focus on increasing the effectiveness of the workforce and supporting customer satisfaction. Prior to Watring Technologies, Inc., Mr. Schuldt served as the Chief Technology Officer of a smart wearables technology company leading a research and development team specializing in motion capture and smart fabric technology. In addition, Mr. Schuldt has extensive experience supporting DoD programs from his time leading Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) flight testing and system integration for platforms including the Shadow, Puma, and Raven. He has also presided as the head of the MDA Sensors (SN) Ground-Based Radar analysis laboratory where he led his team in drastically reducing processing time through automation and memory optimization of big data. Mr. Schuldt holds Bachelor’s degrees in both Aerospace Engineering and Electrical Engineering from the Missouri University of Science and Technology, as well as a Master’s in Electrical Engineering from the University of California - Los Angeles.
Dale Watring, Ph.D.
Chief Technology Officer
As Chief Technology Officer of Watring Technologies, Inc., Dale Watring serves as an expert technical authority and consultant with responsibility for providing overall technical direction to specialists performing pioneering development work in science and engineering. Dr. Watring is an original co-founder of Watring Technologies, Inc. As former President and CEO of Watring Technologies, he led the company and served as an expert technical authority and consultant with responsibility for providing overall leadership and technical direction to specialists performing pioneering development work in science and engineering. Dr. Watring possesses a Ph.D. and MS in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). While at MIT, he specialized in heat and mass transfer for high temperature process furnaces. He also holds a minor from MIT Sloan School of Management.
Dr. Watring's previous experience includes serving as Deputy Chief, Microgravity Sciences and Applications Division at NASA, Huntsville, where he was responsible for the supervision of scientists performing original research in materials processing, high temperature furnace design, protein crystal growth, biotechnology, microgravity physics, and the development of scientific instrumentation for space applications. He also worked at Redstone Arsenal, NASA, in the Structural Lab. He began his career at NASA, Kennedy Space Center, where he worked on the assembly, disassembly and retrieval of the shuttle solid rocket boosters.
Dr. Watring has published over 30 research articles in various scientific journals and has served as co-chairman of the International Conference on Solidification and Gravity held in Miskolc, Hungary. He is a graduate of Leadership Huntsville.
Dr. Watring's previous experience includes serving as Deputy Chief, Microgravity Sciences and Applications Division at NASA, Huntsville, where he was responsible for the supervision of scientists performing original research in materials processing, high temperature furnace design, protein crystal growth, biotechnology, microgravity physics, and the development of scientific instrumentation for space applications. He also worked at Redstone Arsenal, NASA, in the Structural Lab. He began his career at NASA, Kennedy Space Center, where he worked on the assembly, disassembly and retrieval of the shuttle solid rocket boosters.
Dr. Watring has published over 30 research articles in various scientific journals and has served as co-chairman of the International Conference on Solidification and Gravity held in Miskolc, Hungary. He is a graduate of Leadership Huntsville.