Brett Jansen

The company provides programs that helps build data models to predict job matches and opportunities. They provide retired or transitioning military members with technology internships. Their programs range from three to six months in length and include applicants that work in Silicon Valley while maintaining military pay and benefits. Programs and products include include Defense Ventures Program (8 weeks), Trusted Capital Industry Tours (12 months), Navigating Next (5 weeks), Career Accelerator (2 weeks), and the Talent Spotlight.

FGC Plasma Solutions is based in Cambridge, MA, and was founded in 2013 to commercialize research into plasma-assisted combustion. FGC Plasma endeavors to develop ground-breaking technologies to improve combustion and other reacting flow processes with applications in energy, aerospace, and defense. To date, FGC Plasma has collaborated on its technology development with MIT, The University of Notre Dame, Air Force Research Laboratory, Army Research Laboratory, and Argonne National Laboratory. FGC Plasma has been awarded SBIR grants/contracts from AFWERX, the U.S. Department of Energy, and NASA for the development of its commercially applicable technologies in the hypersonics, civil aviation, and energy sectors. FGC Plasma holds expertise in hypersonics, plasma physics, combustion, and advanced propulsion technologies.