Biography:

Jacob Clark is a co-founder of ReForm Composites Engineering and leads composite development for infrastructure and construction applications. He specializes in composite structural design, mechanics, and performance validation, with deep experience translating advanced materials into code-compliant, real-world solutions. Jacob holds a Master of Science in Structural Engineering and has published research on continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic systems, including early work on bendable CFRTP rebar for concrete reinforcement. At ReForm, he is responsible for composite design, testing, and standards alignment, ensuring CFRTP products meet the mechanical, durability, and constructability requirements of infrastructure and industrial markets. His work bridges advanced composites research with practical deployment at scale.

About ReForm Composites:

ReForm Composites makes continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic (CFRTP) composites practical at industrial scale. CFRTP delivers exceptional strength-to-weight performance with added toughness, reformability, and recyclability, but traditional manufacturing methods have restricted adoption to niche or high-cost applications. At the core of ReForm is its Continuous Forming technology, a modular manufacturing platform that combines the reliability of pultrusion with the versatility of thermoforming. Using commercial thermoplastic feedstocks, Continuous Forming enables high-output, low-waste production of structural CFRTP profiles. Beyond manufacturing, ReForm engineers and validates end-use applications to meet industry standards. By removing cost and scalability barriers, ReForm accelerates the deployment of sustainable CFRTP solutions across construction, infrastructure, defense, and industrial markets. The future is ReFormable.