David Goswick

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Co-Founder & CEO | Quantum America

David Goswick is an American entrepreneur, strategist, and visionary in sustainable real estate innovation. As Co-Founder and CEO of Quantum America, he leads a mission to redefine homeownership in the 21st century by delivering precision-built, smart, and resilient homes that significantly lower the total monthly cost of living.

With more than 40 years of experience in energy, technology, and real estate, Goswick has partnered with Fortune 500 companies and public-sector agencies to develop transformative, consumer-centric solutions. His leadership has earned more than 400 national and international awards in marketing, innovation, and product design, and contributed to a cumulative revenue impact exceeding $140 billion.

In the early 1990s, Goswick served as a lead advisor to the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC), the U.S. government’s asset management agency, where he played a key role in the liquidation of over $394 billion in financial and real estate assets. He also pioneered the development of the first master-planned community in America offering a consolidated “one-bill” system for utilities, security, and communication services.

In addition to his leadership at Quantum America, Goswick co-founded House X Labs, an innovation studio dedicated to scalable, sustainable solutions in housing. He has served as Co-Chair of the WELL Home Advisory for the International WELL Building Institute, contributing to national standards in health-focused residential design.

His work today focuses on building the Quantum ecosystem—from QHome™ and QLiving to QZero™ and QLife—while expanding digital tools like the Quantum American Dream™ App to empower the next generation of homeowners. Through public-private partnerships and product platforms, Goswick is dedicated to preserving and redefining the American Dream—one smart, sustainable home at a time.

Co-Founder & Chief Innovation Officer | Quantum America

Inventor of the Quantum Precision-Built System of Systems™

Dr. Stephen Mulva is a pioneering engineer, inventor, and thought leader in capital project innovation and advanced building systems. As Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer of Quantum America, Dr. Mulva is the architect behind the company’s groundbreaking Precision-Built System of Systems™—a transformative approach to residential construction that integrates design, manufacturing, and digital technologies to deliver smarter, safer, and more resilient homes.

With over 30 years of experience spanning capital project management, construction innovation, and industrial engineering, Dr. Mulva has helped lead the modernization of the built environment through scalable, efficient, and affordable solutions. His leadership has guided Quantum America’s mission to redefine homeownership by lowering the total cost of living—across energy, insurance, maintenance, and connectivity—while enhancing long-term sustainability and livability.

Prior to co-founding Quantum America, Dr. Mulva served as Director of the Construction Industry Institute (CII) at The University of Texas at Austin, where he led national research initiatives focused on improving capital efficiency and innovation across the construction and infrastructure sectors. He currently serves as a Research Professor at Texas A&M University, where his work continues to shape the future of advanced manufacturing, digital construction, and high-performance housing systems.

Dr. Mulva’s visionary contributions to the field include the development of the High Volume Rollout (HVR) model, which enables the rapid and cost-effective delivery of thousands of precision-built homes per year. His collaborative work with industry, government, and academic partners has set new standards for housing resilience, energy performance, and supply chain integration.

As Quantum America scales its impact across Texas and beyond, Dr. Mulva remains committed to building a smarter housing ecosystem—one that delivers on the promise of affordability, sustainability, and innovation for generations to come.