Jérémy Marciacq is Co-Founder and CTO of PAVE Space SA, a Swiss deep-tech company building orbital transfer vehicles to move satellites from low Earth orbit to higher-energy destinations in under 24 hours.

Jérémy studied Robotics and Space Technologies at EPFL (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne), where he co-founded the Gruyere Space Program alongside future PAVE CEO Julie Bohning in 2018.

Jérémy and his team built a reusable rocket demonstrator with just CHF 250,000 in sponsorship funding, completing 53 test flights in 2024 and pioneering the first European reusable VTVL rocket built and flown by a student team.

After five years leading the Gruyere Space Program as Co-Founder and President, Jérémy spun out the technology and expertise to co-found PAVE Space in 2024, serving Europe's critical need for sovereign orbital logistics infrastructure.

PAVE Space has secured 8 reservation agreements with satellite operators, raised a landmark $40M seed round led by Visionaries Club and Creandum, and is targeting its first in-space demonstration mission in October 2025 with commercial launch planned for 2029.