Ruolun Zhang serves as a co-founder and technical advisor at Sokoly Systems, where he provides strategic guidance on research directions, system-level planning, and long-term technology integration. His role emphasizes early-stage technical evaluation and conceptual development, with a focus on identifying emerging scientific and engineering trends that may inform future capabilities. He works closely with the team in a consultative capacity, offering input on feasibility, adaptability, and the broader implications of adopting new technologies within complex operational frameworks.
Ruolun brings a systems-oriented and interdisciplinary perspective, drawing from both academic research and practical problem-solving experience. His contributions often center on aligning high-level technical vision with scalable and modular design principles, helping to ensure that development efforts remain robust amid rapidly evolving technological landscapes. Areas of interest include advanced modeling, data-driven decision-making, and the strategic application of novel materials and architectures—particularly where fundamental science intersects with long-term platform needs.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from the University of California, San Diego, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Physics at Princeton University. His research spans experimental condensed matter physics, nanoscale systems, and computational modeling, equipping him with a strong foundation in analytical thinking, complex systems analysis, and interdisciplinary innovation.