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
Nobody does this alone.
Launch, settlement, sovereign access and downmass — the loop only closes if every link is held by someone who has already built it.
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