Designed by Jonathan Blecher, "BrashZero" encapsulates the audacious spirit of the project. To even attempt the challenge of caseless ammunition, which had long been deemed impossible, was ambitious–maybe even brash.
The name BrashZero is in part a play on words. “Brash” sounds like “Brass,” which this operating system eliminated entirely.
Hence the name “BrashZero.” A decisive break from convention, delivering a solution where others have faltered.
About the Designer:
•Scored in the 99th percentile on the New York Bar Exam
•Juris Doctor, University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, Class of '24
•Class Rank: 4th (Florida State University College of Law)
•GPA: 4.036; Staff Editor of 3 Journals; Dean's List
•Book Prize for 1st Place in Constitutional Law
•Book Prize for 1st Place in Legal Writing and Research
•Prosser Prize for Secured Transactions
•Prosser Prize for Estates and Trusts
•Highest Scoring Essay in several other classes
•Scored in 99th percentile on MPRE (Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam)
•Completed Undergraduate Degree in only 2 years
•Bachelor of Science in Biology, University of Florida
•Scored 3rd in class and 98th percentile nationally on the National Biology Major Field Test
•Co-Founder of Blecher LLC, a research, design, and troubleshooting house for the defense contracting industry
•Authored and drafted numerous patents, including those for developing UAS technologies, advancements in striker-fired firearms, caseless ammunition systems, and AR15/M16 upper receiver improvements.
•First exposure to CAD was SolidWorks at 11 years old; Reverse Engineered hundreds of parts, including firearm and motorcycle parts.
•Self-designed, self-schooled high school curriculum, taking over 20 APs, including concurrently taking and passing both AP Spanish and AP French (scoring high enough to obtain university credit) after only 9 months of studying the languages.
•Lived in 5 Countries and 5 US States.
