Chad Ramey is an experienced amateur nuclear physicist, engineer, and computer scientist. While in high school, Chad constructed what is now the world's smallest working thermonuclear fusion reactor. In 2011, Chad won third place in physics at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair for his project titled "Effects of Cathode Composition on Inertial Electrostatic Confinement Fusion Reactors". During his freshman year at Georgia Tech, Chad interned with NASA's Robotic Systems Technology Branch at Johnson Space Center. Currently, Chad works as an Undergraduate Laboratory Instructor in Georgia Tech's Invention Studio where he specializes in 3D printing and is working on his Bachelor's degree in computer science.