Bisa Peterson is the Chief Executive Officer of Microtron Inc. Formerly Executive Director of U.S. Bilytica Inc. Current Partner to Bilytica, Senior Consultant at GNN and PD. Bisa held the positions of President and Co-Founder of Cloudpital Blockchain. She is a Serial Entrepreneur. Bisa has invented over 133 concepts. 7 Active Prototypes Her experiences at NASA included developing simulations, designing on AutoCAD, and developing laser processing methods for biomaterials. Having those experiences with NASA and the USDA inspired her to begin a biotech company. To develop complex models, bioengineered prototypes, nanomaterials and tissue engineered technology. She is able to apply her research and skill set to the medical industry. Ms. Peterson is a natural inventor, and she understands the mechanics of developing a product and visualizing the design process. She has skills in C++ coding, Linux, Microsoft Office, and simulation design. She has created robotic and autonomous systems, bio-sensor designs, and solar energy harvesting technology. Bisa has developed 3D defense models, and drone technology. She has five years’ experience with NASA, four years’ experience developing weaponry technology.Ms. Peterson is an excellent researcher versed in data processing, satellite operation, and A.I. Bisa worked with the USDA, to grow plants using advanced nanoscience to create pod devices. She has translated data for the smart home device (Microbees) in partners with Marco Lettieri. She developed the remote recognition trace system (The Roamer ) in 2012, and created a sonar device in 2014. Bisa is a national honor student, ambassador, and a member of WISE. Bisa pledged to pi sigma pi in the fall of 2012 and quantum physics of America. Bisa spearheaded the development of the sonic weaponry device research, with Rod Pinkston to develop sonic weaponry devices. Furthermore, she is embarking on developing nanotechnology, for the detection of discrepancies. She is poised to enter the master program to earn B.S and M.S in Physics, and Mechanical Engineering through dual enrollment starting Fall of 2018.