Adam Ramada
Adam Ramada is an American technologist, venture capitalist, and former government staffer. He gained prominent public attention for his service as a technologist and staffer within the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) during the second Trump administration, followed by his ventures in defense technology investing and blockchain infrastructure.[1]
Early Career and DOGE Stint
Prior to his public service, Ramada worked within the technology, startup, and venture sectors. In early 2025, he joined the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) - a federal advisory and restructuring initiative spearheaded by Elon Musk[2]
During his tenure at DOGE, Ramada operated as part of a tech-focused cadre tasked with reviewing federal agency operations, data systems, and procurement workflows. In February 2025, investigative reporting by outlets such as NBC News identified Ramada among a team of staffers involved in data management and transfer actions at federal bodies like the Department of Labor. His involvement with the initiative drew both media scrutiny regarding government data handling and significant industry attention for his proximity to high-level federal procurement networks [1] [3]
Venture Capital: Banner VC
Following his departure from federal service, Ramada partnered with fellow ex-DOGE staffer Brooks Morgan to launch Banner VC, a venture capital firm [1]
Operating as a managing partner, Ramada helped close an approximately $225 million debut fund. The firm quickly positioned itself as a major player in "hard-tech," aerospace, defense, and orbital infrastructure, participating in high-profile funding rounds alongside established Silicon Valley venture firms such as Founders Fund and Lux Capital. Industry analysts noted that the founders' "DOGE pedigree" and deep familiarity with federal agency structures provided them with unique sourcing and diligence advantages in the defense-tech sector [1]
House of Doge Involvement
In addition to his defense-tech portfolio, Ramada has been active in core technology execution within the digital asset ecosystem. He serves in technical leadership at House of Doge, designated as the official commercial arm of the Dogecoin Foundation. In this capacity, his work centers on engineering core payment rails, building product infrastructure, and expanding mainstream, regulated utility for the Dogecoin network. [4]