Different brains. Same instinct: make it real.

Robert brings more than three decades of hands-on software, technology, entrepreneurial, and executive experience. He has built products, scaled teams and companies, advised senior leaders, and worked across organizations including Microsoft, Disney, Angel Studios, WordPerfect, Novell, government, and startups.

At invent.me, Robert is the gray-haired executive in the room, in the best sense. He helps leaders recognize patterns, pressure-test the economics and organizational reality behind an idea, and avoid expensive mistakes. He is technical enough to go deep with engineers and experienced enough to know when the technology is not the real problem.

Andrew works at the messy front end of product development: understanding people, finding the real problem underneath the request, generating alternatives, turning ambiguity into experiments, and connecting business value to something a team can actually build and test.

His professional product work includes large-scale retail fulfillment technology, operational workflows, experimentation, and AI-enabled product concepts. Outside of enterprise product work, he has repeatedly built and tested his own products and experiences, including Turf, Birthday.me, Gather, and other small experiments.

At invent.me, Andrew leads problem framing, customer and operator discovery, ideation, product strategy, experiment design, and the handoff between “interesting thought” and “something we can learn from.”

Wesley builds where software, data, automation, and AI meet. His public portfolio spans machine learning, mobile and web applications, automation, and rapid experiments, including a service-worker booking and Q&A prototype built in 24 hours, Turf, and a globally used Skull King scoring app.

His strength in an invent.me Sprint is speed with technical depth: take the question we need to answer and build the smallest credible digital system capable of answering it.

Tyler is a mechanical engineer, product designer, researcher, and builder with a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, an M.S. in Mathematics, and a B.S. in Physics. His work spans UAV product development, compliant mechanisms, CAD/FEA, computational design, manufacturing, supplier qualification, prototyping, testing, and AI-assisted engineering.

He has led physical products from requirements through architecture, analysis, prototype, supplier decisions, and test. His research includes origami-inspired and sheet-laminated mechanisms, with published work and patent activity.

At invent.me, Tyler makes sure “prototype” does not secretly mean “software.” If the right experiment involves physics, materials, geometry, manufacturing, vibration, thermal behavior, or something you can hold in your hand, he can take it there.