Gabriel Eskridge is a class of 2026 Engineering major hoping to pursue Aerospace Engineering. He has been an active member of VSCL since Fall of 2022 working on the Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) project.
Kameron Eves
Kameron Eves is a Ph.D. student in the aerospace engineering department. He graduated from Brigham Young University (BYU) with a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering. He also received minors in mathematics and business. At BYU, Kameron worked in the Multiple Agent Intelligent Coordination and Control (MAGICC) laboratory. At the VSCL, Kameron fills a variety of roles. He spent two years designing, building, and testing a 50 lb multirotor unmanned air vehicle (UAV) for the army to use in autonomous reconnaissance. Kameron was responsible for the software, embedded systems, and dynamic analysis of this UAV. Kameron’s dissertation topic is Adaptive Control for Multiple Time Scale Systems with specific application to hypersonic aircraft. Kameron’s research interests are theoretical and computational dynamics and control of aerospace systems. Additionally, he is interested in engineering teaching methods in higher education. Professionally, he plans to join academia and teach at a university.
Christian Flewelling
Christian Flewelling is a class of 2026 Engineering major studying Mechatronics. He joined VSCL in the Fall of 2023, working on embedded systems for the Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) project. Outside of the VSCL, Christian is an officer for the Texas A&M University Robotics Team and Leadership Experience robotics club.
Kelly Ganske
Program Specialist III
Sean Garner
Sean Garner is a senior pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering with a minor in Computer Science. He is expected to graduate in May 2025 and joined VSCL in the Fall of 2025 where he is working on Enhancing the Cycle-of-Learning for Autonomous Systems to Facilitate Human-Agent Teaming. As well as being with the lab, he is also a member of the Texas A&M SAE Aero Design team, where he works on aerodynamics, stability, in controls. Sean is interested in integrating modern machine learning methods with traditional control theory to create more robust adaptive flight control systems for autonomous aircraft.
Adam Glaesmann
Adam Glaesmann is a Senior pursuing a Bachelor’s of Science in Aerospace Engineering and has been an active member of VSCL since the Spring of 2023. His current work with VSCL is in creating a graphical user interface (GUI) for communicating with a flight vehicle from a ground station computer. He enjoys working with computer systems and the exposure to the types of problem solving that working in the lab brings, which is not typically seen in the classroom. In his free time likes to go rock climbing.
Bella Grayson
Bella Grayson is a junior Aerospace Engineering major with astrophysics and mathematics minors from Gig Harbor, Washington. As a member of VSCL she has worked on the CAAMS and KAMS projects working with simulation data and multiple time scale analysis. Recently she has been working on Relative Motion Dynamics and Attitude Control for Spacecraft. She is developing low level controllers that integrate with high level controllers for spacecraft with policies trained with Reinforcement Learning.
Leron Gundlur
Leron Gundlur is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering with Engineering Honors. He is also minoring in Mathematics. Leron attended VSCL staff meetings throughout the Fall ‘23 semester and joined VSCL as an Undergraduate Researcher from Spring ‘24. He has been deeply passionate about aviation from a young age and is an avid flight simulation enthusiast. Leron is actively researching multiple time scale control theory for applications related to aerospace vehicles. Outside the lab, Leron also researches astrodynamics and trajectory determination. Leron plans to pursue a PhD in Aerospace Engineering after finishing his Bachelor degree in December 2025. Post-graduation he is interested in working on air and space systems and further exploration of the Solar System and Milky Way.
Jaime Gutierrez
Jaime Gutierrez is a Junior pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering with a minor in Computer Science at Texas A&M University, where he is a member of the Craig and Galen Brown Engineering Honors program. Joining VSCL in Spring 2026, he is a member of the Society of Sonic Flight Engineers, helping design high-performance Avionics and Propulsion systems. Additionally, he works as a Math Tutor for A&M students at the Math Learning Center under the Math Department. His interests lie in flight dynamics and control systems, where he is focused on applying control theory and principles of flight dynamics to the design, simulation, and real-world operation of aerospace systems.
Johnny Hurtado
Deputy Director and Chief Technology Officer, Bush Combat Development Complex
Professor, Department of Aerospace Engineering