Kevin Lausten serves as the President of Morpheus Space, a leading innovator in satellite propulsion technology. His leadership has been pivotal in steering the company towards significant technological breakthroughs, such as the development of the GO-2 propulsion system. This system is notable for its use of field emission electric propulsion technology, which utilizes liquid metal, aligning with the company's goal to provide scalable, modular, and cost-effective satellite propulsion solutions. Lausten's strategic vision has been instrumental in enhancing the technological capabilities of Morpheus Space, focusing on making space access more achievable and efficient for a wide range of satellite operators.

Before his tenure at Morpheus Space, Kevin Lausten was the Chief Revenue Officer at Ursa Major, where he led efforts in business development and market expansion. He also held significant roles at Maxar Technologies and DigitalGlobe, where he specialized in accelerating technological innovations and applying geospatial big data. Lausten is a recognized figure in space industry discussions, particularly concerning the modern space race, where he emphasizes the importance of advanced technologies in space defense and mobility. His extensive background and leadership have consistently driven progress in making satellite operations more accessible and practical for both new market entrants and established industry players.