Madison Maxey is a Materials Scientist and engineer specializing in the integration of electronics into soft goods and flexible substrates. She holds a B.S. in Materials Science and Engineering from Stanford University, where she established a rigorous foundation in the mechanical and electrical properties of advanced materials. ### Technical Specialization & Intellectual Property Madison is a primary inventor with 10 patents focused on the architecture of soft, flexible electronics. Her expertise lies in solving the complex engineering challenges of durability, signal integrity, and manufacturability in non-rigid environments. As the Founder and CEO of LOOMIA Technologies Inc., she leads the R&D of patented electronic textile systems that transform soft surfaces into functional user interfaces and power distribution networks. ### Industrial Partnership & Implementation Under her technical leadership, LOOMIA has become a critical partner for Fortune 500 companies seeking to bridge the gap between hard electronics and soft materials. Madison has spearheaded the integration of flexible technology for industry leaders, including: * Google: Developing advanced soft-interface prototypes. * Ford: Engineering flexible circuit solutions for automotive interiors. * Meta: Innovating on the next generation of wearable hardware. ### Research & Engineering Foundations Madison’s career is defined by a data-driven approach to innovation, supported by diverse technical training: * Materials Science & Engineering (Stanford University): Specialized in structural materials and scalable hardware. * I-Corps Training (National Science Foundation, 2025): Focused on the commercialization of deep-tech research. * Innovation Acceleration (UC Berkeley Haas): Applied engineering principles to venture scaling. * Full Stack Systems (General Assembly): Bridging the gap between software logic and hardware execution. ### Professional Impact Madison has served as a technical Artist in Residence at Autodesk, leveraging generative design to optimize flexible circuitry. Her pedigree includes the Thiel Fellowship and research residencies at Pratt Institute and the School of Visual Arts (VFL). By combining materials chemistry with a proven track record of IP generation and enterprise-level execution, Madison is a leading authority on the industrialization of soft, intelligent systems.

Madison Maxey

Founder, CEO at LOOMIA Technologies Inc.

About

Education

National Science Foundation

I-Corps Training, Innovation & Entrepreneurship / 2025

Stanford University

B.S., Materials Science and Engineering / 2022

UC Berkeley Haas

Innovation Acceleration Program, Innovation Acceleration / 2015

General Assembly

Full Stack Course, Web Development / 2012

Experience

LOOMIA Technologies Inc.

Founder, CEO / January, 2014 — December, 2025

LOOMIA designs and manufactures flexible soft circuits for heating lighting and sensing on textile and flexible substrates. Set-Up Manufacturing Relationships: Created production partnerships in China and Mexico for mass production of our core technology. Passed off technical packages for production of both flexible electronics and soft goods systems. Visited factories to perform QA. Technical Innovation: Lead inventor on 8 of 10 company patents maintaining expertise in E-textile circuitry and conductive materials development. Led testing and evaluation of components for customers. Met specifications required by big tech companies automotive companies and wellness companies. Lab Collaboration: Worked with labs like Dekra and UL to conduct certifications and evaluations on electrical components. Sourcing: Developed sourcing partnerships with TPU and laminate suppliers like Covestro Bemis and more.

Autodesk

Artist in Residence / July, 2015 — November, 2015

Developed a circuit printing machine and a chemical formula for stretchable conductive ink. Focused on wet lab experience with interfacial polymerization.

Pratt University BF+DA School of Visual Arts VFL

Fellow, Artist in Residence / March, 2014 — November, 2015

Conducted e-textile research and materials explorations including methods for creating actuating textiles controlled by computer interface (Nitinol).

Thiel Foundation

Thiel Fellow / May, 2013 — May, 2015

Awarded a grant to start a business pivoting from a software project to electronic textiles and materials science.

Tommy Hilger

Design Intern / June, 2012 — September, 2012

Mocked-up colorways purchased materials and helped with logistics for the runway collection.

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