Povilas is an engineer with a background in electrical engineering and acoustofluidics, holding a PhD and BEng from Cardiff University. He has worked across research and industry, designing hardware systems like RF devices, IoT platforms, embedded electronics, and fluidics setups, often following projects from initial concept through to manufacturing.

He started Axiometa because he enjoys building things and believes even technical hardware can have an artistic side. Whether it is a PCB layout or a user interface, he wants it to look and feel clean, clear, and well-designed.

Chad Kapper is an entrepreneur and investor who has launched brands like Flite Test, Rotor Riot, and HackMakeMod, all focused on making tech accessible and hands-on. While developing modular hardware for HackMakeMod, Chad met Povilas and saw that Paul had built the platform he always wanted… only better! Instead of competing, Chad joined Povilas to help take Axiometa further, faster.

At Axiometa, Chad drives growth strategy, content development, and key partnerships, always keeping user needs at the center. He’s focused on building real solutions that empower creators and future engineers.

Tomaš Krukovski is an electrical engineer at Axiometa, where he designs and prototypes modular sensor hardware for educational and R&D use. His background includes working on STM32-based flight simulator controls, greenhouse monitoring systems, and designing battery segment modules for a Formula Student electric race car.

At Axiometa, Tomaš focuses on practical solutions that make electronics easier to build and integrate into learning and development platforms.

Rokas holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from ISM University of Management and Economics and a Master’s degree in Sociology from Vilnius University. He has 6 years of experience in the finance sector, specializing in investor relations and brokerage, and has spent the past 2 years as a finance executive in the startup ecosystem.

At Axiometa, Rokas focuses on securing government grant funding and ensuring that the open-source mission stays sustainable—even when manufacturing costs run high. His work helps keep Axiometa’s commitment to accessible, open technology alive.

Marija Venckutė is a graphic designer with a Bachelor’s degree in Art from Hanze University. Skilled in art, packaging design, and branding, she has also showcased her creative vision through several art exhibitions.

At Axiometa, Marija shapes the visual identity of the brand, bringing together artistic sensibility and practical design to ensure that every product and communication reflects Axiometa’s commitment to innovation and quality.