Rye is the project manager for Viking 67. He is a pre-major in the Manufacturing Engineering program and his dream job is to be a principal for a racing team. As project manager, Rye manages the entirety of the team and the creation of V67. While overseeing the development of the team’s technical and professional abilities, his main goal is to help every member of the team grow. Outside of the team he is an avid skier and mechanic, and enjoys backpacking, cooking, and racing simulations.

Jacob is the technical director for Viking 67. He is a senior in the Electrical and Computer Engineering program. On the team, Jacob manages all physical aspects of V67, from driver and car safety to the battery pack supplying power to the motor. Jacob’s main goals for the technical systems are to promote team growth and increase the systems' efficacy. Outside the team, he has a passion for cooking and enjoys spending time outdoors.

Ashley is the business director for Viking 67. She is a 3rd year in the Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management program and hopes to pursue a career in global procurement. On the team, Ashley manages all the team’s finances, in addition to overseeing all internal and external operations. Her main goal for V67 is to further integrate the business team into the development of the car, in addition to expanding membership outside of the engineering building. Outside of the team, Ashley enjoys hiking and baking.

Bryce is the suspension lead for Viking 67. He is a senior in the Manufacturing Engineering program and he hopes to pursue a career in aerospace, especially working with tooling or smaller components. As the suspension lead, his main goal is to develop an elegant suspension system that reduces complexities with as few materials as possible. Bryce enjoys having FSAE as a hands-on project to pour his passion for creating into. When he’s not on campus, he can be found outdoors or working on other projects.

Jack is the breaks, pedals, and steering lead for Viking 67. He is a junior in the Manufacturing Engineering program. On the team, Jack’s main goals for V67 are to completely redesign the BPS system and increase braking efficiency, while incorporating help from new members and promoting team growth. One of Jack’s favorite memories from the team was the work that he did last year helping to design the rockers for the suspension. Outside of the team, Jack enjoys climbing and fishing.

Erica is the drivetrain lead for Viking 67. She is a 3rd year going into the Manufacturing Engineering program. As the drivetrain lead, Erica manages the interactions between the accumulator and the wheels. Erica's main goal for her system is to create a secure drivetrain that develops a strong and reliable drivetrain team. Outside of the team, Erica enjoys working on cars, modifying motorcycles, and playing D&D.

Jake is the chassis lead for Viking 67. He is a senior in the Polymer Materials Engineering program. On the team, he oversees the development of the frame and works with the other systems on implementation into the car. His goals for V67 are to build a strong chassis team and a strong chassis that ensures driver safety while effectively balancing weight and stiffness. His favorite thing about the team is the community. Outside of the team, Jake enjoys going on walks and listening to music.

Con is the data and simulations lead for Viking 67. He is a senior in the Polymer Materials Engineering program and his dream job is to prove designs in aerospace engineering. On the team, he manages simulating and validating the designs of V67. His main goals are to help the team better understand how past cars work to enhance designs going forward, particularly focusing on aerodynamics. Outside of the team, Con enjoys biking when the weather is pleasant, bird hunting, and playing soccer. 

Renee is the low voltage lead for Viking 67. She is a junior in the Electrical and Computer Engineering program and hopes to pursue a career in electronics design or utility industry. On the team, Renee is in charge of all components that run on the 12V battery as well as the control and safety systems. Renee's main goals for the low voltage team are to help and guide as many people as she can in her system and to increase the endurance of V67. Outside of the team, Renee plays the French horn and enjoys hiking and camping.

Patrick is the high voltage lead for Viking 67. He is a 5th year double major in Physics and Computer Science with a math minor. He hopes to continue designing battery packs at an industrial level in his career. On the team he is responsible for the main design, manufacturing, and integration of the battery package into the car. Patrick’s main goal for V67 is to create a high-voltage design that is clean and organized in order to improve the power and efficiency capabilities of the battery pack. Outside of the team, Patrick plays hockey for WWU and is a math tutor. 

Einar is the sponsorship lead for Viking 67. He is a junior in the Manufacturing Engineering program with a music minor and he hopes to pursue a career in engineering for motorsports or aerospace. As sponsorship lead, Einar managers sponsor relations and outreach. Outside of the team, you can find Einar practicing his saxophone or bicycling around Bellingham.

Buzz is the media lead for Viking 67. He is a senior in the Business Marketing program with a concentration in international relations. On the team, he is responsible for WWU Racing's social media presence, brand image, marketing strategies, and information distribution. Outside of the team, Buzz enjoys skiing and biking.