Brian Borkowski

Asymmetric Technologies is a name known and respected by leading DoD contractors, government laboratories, private research facilities, university technology commercialization offices, military leaders and groundbreaking military technology firms. The combat environment today demands rapid and agile development and adaptation of technology to meet emerging asymmetric and conventional threats. Asymmetric Technologies provides the means to achieve that development and adaptation; fielding the latest product innovations, providing rapid integration, and training personnel to effectively employ those technologies in a tactically sound manner. In addition, our product development expertise, coupled with an extensive network of civilian R&D partners, provides cost efficient paths for the integration of new products and technology to DoD programs. As CEO, I am focused on the success of all phases of technology development from planning to implementation and execution. I work closely with our R&D partners to identify specialized needs in order to rapidly and cost effectively develop and deliver comprehensive and adaptable solutions. My unique capabilities lie in an ability to develop these technologies with the end user in mind and maintain a strong client relationship that consistently exceeds expectations and provides continued support at all levels beyond implementation. My goal is to grow Asymmetric Technologies by providing superior quality products, solutions and service.

Exited 2024

A magnetic weapon stabilization system for the individual rifleman that assists the shooter in finding & maintaining a stable, repeatable & precise firing position. The Artificial Shoulder Pocket (ASP) was born out of the combat experiences of its developers over multiple deployments during their military careers in Iraq and Afghanistan. They experienced the bulk of the current body armor which prevented them from being able to seat their weapon in the natural shoulder pocket as they were taught in basic training. Soldiers in combat have all experienced firing their rifles from unsteady positions such as above the shoulder, below the armpit, or on the bicep. This is not a training issue. The bulk of their body armor prevents them from following proper technique. The ASP System has been through several prototype phases and a gauntlet of tests, resulting in the most effective and relevant solution.

Lead operational development and forward fielding of 3 JOUNS rapid fielding responses and multiple other REF and JIEDDO funded initiatives. Worked with units while deployed to Afghanistan to articulate operational problems into actionable JOUNS and upon return to CONUS assisted in the technical search for solutions, operationally developed the technical solution, and returned to Afghanistan for proof of concept testing and forward operational assessments. Further significantly contributed to the strategic planning and program development for a $30M/yr, 5 year multi lab/multi service R & D program focused on Deployable Force Protection.

Lead the 502nd EN Company. Responsible for 205 assigned Soldiers and their families, 347 pieces of rolling/floating stock, and over $150M of property. Conducted a BRAC move from Hanau, Germany to Ft. Knox, KY then stood up the Company and trained for deployment within 13 months of arriving ar Ft. Knox.