Summary
Lane Haury is a software architect with 11 years of experience designing and shipping avionics and cyber-physical systems, currently leading operations, test, and flight software at Interlune in Seattle. He progressed through hands-on roles at Blue Origin—rising from avionics engineer to flight software architect—bringing deep expertise in flight systems, reliability, and real-time embedded software. Earlier work at Microsoft on Windows storage and file system resilience demonstrates a talent for improving robustness and tooling at scale, from corruption handling to performance optimizations. Lane’s background in university nanosatellite projects and FPGA/embedded prototypes underscores a practical knack for rapid prototyping and integrating sensors, control loops, and ground systems. Colleagues rely on him to translate complex hardware constraints into maintainable software architecture and automated test infrastructure.
11 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
B.S. Computer Science Computer Engineering Minor in Electrical Engineering, B.S. Computer Science Computer Engineering Minor in Electrical Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis
High School, High School at MICDS