The Team
We are engineers, designers, and builders obsessed with making the water feel like flying. No legacy thinking. No sacred cows. We just believe there is a better way to ride.
Founder · Chief Test Pilot
Chip has spent his career building products that change the way people move. He helped kick off the connected fitness revolution at Wahoo Fitness and now he has turned his attention to the water. Wahoo Marine is his next bet and he is not just the one building it. He is the first one to fly it.
Founder · Co-Pilot
Mike has spent decades getting hardware from whiteboard to market. He knows the grind, loves the build, and thrives in the early chaos of creating something that has never existed before. At Wahoo Marine he is the operational engine behind the mission, keeping the team moving and the vision intact.
General Manager
Ryan has shipped complex hardware products across multiple industries and knows what it takes to go from concept to customer. At Wahoo Marine he owns the roadmap, translating big ambitions into concrete milestones and keeping the team locked in on what matters most.
Product Engineer
Cooper is the kind of engineer who builds things in his spare time just to see if they work. With a background spanning marine and aerospace engineering he is deep in the technical DNA of the Wahoo Marine hydrofoil, figuring out how to make something that has never existed perform the way it needs to.
Onboard Experience Lead
Ben owns the software experience at the helm. He thinks about the moments most people overlook. The feel of an interface under pressure. The logic of a display at speed. The first second a rider realizes the boat just understands what they want. He is responsible for making sure every digital touchpoint on the water feels as intuitive as the ride itself.
Mascot · Morale Officer
A water lover if there ever was one, Daisy keeps morale high and keeps us focused on the reason we all love what we do: playing in and around the water.
We are looking for builders, tinkerers, and test pilots who would rather figure it out than be told it cannot be done.
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