W2033 — OUR TEAM
The people taking
industry off Earth.
Fully reusable heavy lift, lunar resource extraction, and the first data centers built on the Moon — out of metal refined on the Moon.
One team. Launch pad to lunar surface.
Propulsion, autonomy, metallurgy and power systems under one roof — because no supplier on Earth can hand us this stack.
Three programs. One closed loop.
Getting to orbit is solved. Building something up there that pays for itself is not — and that is the only problem we are interested in.
Heavy lift, fully reusable
Methalox engines qualified for hundreds of flights rather than dozens. Launch is not the product — it is the cost line every other program sits on top of, so we own it end to end.
- Booster and upper stage both recovered
- 100+ flight engine life target
- Propellant compatible with off-world production
Resources, mined in place
Regolith in; aluminium, silicon, oxygen and water out. Every tonne we refine on the surface is a tonne nobody has to lift out of Earth's gravity well ever again.
- Autonomous excavation, no crew in the loop
- Molten regolith electrolysis
- Feedstock for structures, panels and propellant
Compute on the Moon
Racks that radiate heat straight into vacuum and run on uninterrupted polar sunlight. No water, no grid, no land — and built from metal refined a few kilometres away.
- Passive radiative cooling, zero water draw
- Continuous power at a peak-of-eternal-light site
- Chassis pressed from lunar aluminium
The hard part starts now.
If you have flown hardware, refined metal, or run infrastructure at scale — and you want the version of that problem nobody has solved yet — we should talk.
careers@w2033.com