Adam Jarvis joins Base Molecular Resonance™ Technologies as Senior VP for Government and Defense Programs

Adam Jarvis Takes the Helm at BMRT

Base Molecular Resonance™ Technologies (BMRT) is making headlines with its recent announcement of Adam Jarvis as the new Senior Vice President of Government and Defense Programs. This strategic appointment, made public on July 22, 2025, is expected to enhance BMRT's capabilities and engagement with defense-related operations.

Adam Jarvis arrives at BMRT with an impressive background spanning over 36 years in military service. His profound expertise encompasses a full spectrum of tactical operations, advanced systems development, and a wealth of knowledge from participation in global special operations missions. With 25 years dedicated to the U.S. Army’s elite 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Adam has built a reputation as an instructor pilot, safety director, and technical director for research and development.

In his military career, Adam successfully led diverse teams around the world, except Antarctica, and excelled as the National Mission Planner and Flight Lead. His commendable service includes supporting elite forces in various combat theaters, earning significant accolades like the Distinguished Flying Cross, 14 Air Medals, and several awards for valor.

In his most recent position, Adam spearheaded advanced aviation integration efforts for USSOCOM. Here, he worked on capability development, testing infrastructures, and operational fielding of advanced airborne platforms—a role that deeply aligns with BMRT’s focus on defense innovation and acquisition.

At BMRT, Adam is set to influence strategies and implementations aimed at enhancing the company's involvement with government and defense initiatives. This is crucial as BMRT aims to roll out its Base Molecular Resonance™ (BMR™) technology across various applications for the Department of Defense and other intelligence communities.