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Wingsuit Pilot
& Geospatial Engineer

Skydiver, BASE jumper, helicopter pilot, Accelerated Free-Fall instructor, and Senior Parachute Rigger.

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About

Airsports with a splash of geospatial science

Braden Roseborough portrait near helicopter

Braden Roseborough is a skydiver, BASE jumper, and helicopter pilot from Washington State in the USA. He is also a Senior Parachute Rigger and an Accelerated Free Fall Instructor who teaches people how to complete their first skydives. Once students have enough skydiving experience, he also teaches wingsuit first flight courses where they can fly a wingsuit for the first time.

This experience has afforded him the ability to participate in extraordinary events and projects. This space was created to share that work with anyone interested in the projects he is building.

"When one man, for whatever reason, has the opportunity to lead an extraordinary life, he has no right to keep it to himself."Jacques Yves Cousteau

His professional background is in geospatial software engineering. After working for Amazon Prime Air in its foundational years, his GIS expertise carried into personal projects where he applies geospatial science to his passion for airsports.

Records

Competition and Formation Records

Braden Roseborough wingsuit image

Press

In the media

Projects

Applied systems for mountain and flight decision-making

Terrain Ruggedness Pathfinder map

Terrain Ruggedness Pathfinder

Finding the easiest route up a mountain.

Built with 1/3 arc-second elevation data and an A* pathfinding approach to optimize for the least rugged route to a wingsuit exit.

Helmet embedded altimeter

Helmet Embedded Altimeter

Constant altitude awareness.

A compact in-helmet visual altimeter to support real-time awareness and post-jump analysis of vertical speed, track, and glide ratio.

Parachute over sunset

Timeline

How He Got Here

  1. 2021

    Geospatial engineering at Unearth Labs. In the pandemic period, he pursued engineering opportunities to continue growing in GIS.

  2. 2017

    First BASE jumps with Sean Chuma at the Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls, Idaho.

  3. 2016

    Became a helicopter pilot in the Schweizer S300, and later flew the Hiller UH-12, Aรฉrospatiale Alouette, and Robinson helicopters.

  4. 2014

    First wingsuit skydives at Skydive Kapowsin with Kasha Farrington in a Phoenix Fly Phantom 3.

  5. 2014

    Software engineering at Amazon Prime Air, building geospatial services, telemetry mapping, and terrain elevation data systems.

  6. 2008

    Completed skydiving license after a year of packing parachutes.

  7. 2007

    Started packing parachutes at Skydive Monterey Bay while studying at the University of California Monterey Bay.

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Wingsuit flight image