I'm an aeronautical engineer at Joby Aviation, where I perform conceptual aircraft design, mission analysis, propeller design, and aerodynamic, aeroacoustic, and aeroelastic analysis. I've worked on Joby's recent electric VTOL aircraft—the Lotus UAV and our high-performance air taxi—and NASA's LEAPTech and X-57 (SCEPTOR) electric aircraft projects. I hold a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Rice University and M.S. and Engineer's degrees in Aeronautics and Astronautics from Stanford University, where I worked on quiet propeller design in the Aircraft Aerodynamics and Design Group (ADG).
Alex Stoll, G. Veble Mikić
2022 • VFS
Alex Stoll, J. Bevirt
2022 • VFS
J. Bain, Alex Stoll, G. Veble Mikić
2021 • VFS
G. Veble Mikić, J. Bain, J. Bevirt, Alex Stoll
2021 • VFS
Alex Stoll
2018 • IEEE Spectrum
K. A. Deere, S. Viken, M. Carter, J. K. Viken, J. M. Derlaga, Alex Stoll
2017 • AIAA
Alex Stoll, G. Veble Mikić
2016 • AIAA
N. K. Borer, M. D. Patterson, J. K. Viken, M. D. Moore, S. Clarke, M. E. Redifer, R. J. Christie, Alex Stoll, et al.
2016 • AIAA
G. Veble Mikić, Alex Stoll, J. Bevirt, R. Grah, M. D. Moore
2016 • AIAA
Alex Stoll
2015 • Dynamics Magazine
Alex Stoll
2015 • AIAA
P. Sinha, Alex Stoll, E. V. Stilson, J. Bevirt
2015 • AIAA
Alex Stoll
2015 • Aerospace America
Alex Stoll, J. Bevirt, P. P. Pei, and E. V. Stilson
2014 • AIAA
Alex Stoll, J. Bevirt, M. D. Moore, W. J. Fredericks, N. K. Borer
2014 • AIAA
Alex Stoll, E. V. Stilson, J. Bevirt, P. Sinha
2013 • AIAA
Alex Stoll
2012 • Stanford University (thesis)