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Getting help with building/testing space access engineering
Does anyone have any pointers for getting access to people that can
build things? I'm looking for someone to help me test some engineering problems - probably a college student would be best. (Someone with access to cool college equipment is even better). I would pay for materials and time, and they'd probably get to fly out to Chicago occassionally. I've started many companies, and I find that the most successful ones are the ones that I funded myself - with a slow build up. The downside is signing NDAs, filing form 1099s, etc. (Probably the 1099s could be avoided as long as you make under some amount). Initially, I am looking for an Electrical Engineer (or eqivalent). I would also be interested in people that want to build rocket engines. Does anyone have any good ideas on how to find someone? Anybody want to do anything like that? If this is the wrong approach, what do you believe is the right approach? -David |
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