Andy, down to earth, built for space

Andy is not a man of big words.
He is someone who likes to keep both feet on the ground, literally and figuratively. He believes in a pure way of living, in genuine connections, in things that last. No throwaway society, no quick wins, no short-term thinking, but craftsmanship built to endure for generations.

And yet, his creations exist far above our heads.

Andy builds electronics for space. Printed circuit boards and systems that don't just have to work, they have to keep working when there is no second chance. No technician around the corner, no returns, no repairs. His electronics must withstand extreme temperatures, radiation, vibrations, and time itself. What he builds must survive the silence of the universe.

And it does.

At Atspace, Andy designs electronics that reject the logic of disposability and embrace durability instead. Not products meant to be replaced after two years, but technology built to keep functioning, robust, deliberate, and tested down to the smallest detail.

The contrast defines him perfectly:

• with his mind, he works in space,

• with his heart, he lives on Earth.

Because besides being an engineer, Andy is first and foremost a family man. He values real conversations, shared meals, and making time for the people who truly matter. Perhaps that's also why, alongside Atspace, he does something completely different: he rents out classic Volkswagen vans for weddings.

No hyper-modern limousines, but warm, authentic vehicles full of character. Just like his electronics, they tell a story that goes beyond appearance, things made to carry memories, not trends.

Andy proves that high-tech doesn't have to be impersonal.
That space can be filled with humanity.
That innovation can still respect simplicity.

He builds systems that survive space.
And meanwhile, he keeps both feet firmly on the ground.

Down to earth.
With creations beyond Earth.