Jason Carver serves as the Senior Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at O2X Human Performance, where he leads federal business development efforts focused on strategic opportunities across the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and other federal agencies. In this role, Jason works closely with government stakeholders, industry partners, and internal leadership teams to identify, capture, and implement opportunities that expand O2X’s integrated human performance model to tactical populations nationwide. His work centers on building long-term partnerships that improve readiness, resilience, and performance for those operating in high-demand environments.

Prior to joining O2X, Jason served 21 years in Naval Special Warfare as a Navy SEAL, holding leadership positions across SEAL Teams, Special Reconnaissance units, and multiple command staffs throughout his career. He completed his service at Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL Training (BUD/S), a full-circle opportunity that allowed him to help shape and mentor the next generation of Special Operations personnel. Throughout his military career, Jason developed a deep appreciation for the role that physical training, nutrition, sleep, recovery, injury prevention, and mental resilience play in operational effectiveness and long-term health. In addition to his military experience, Jason co-founded Outlier CrossFit in San Diego, where he helped grow the business into a successful performance and training community, sponsored a competitive team at the CrossFit Games, and later exited the business successfully.

Jason brings decades of leadership experience in high-performance environments and remains passionate about advancing human performance within the tactical community. Based in San Diego with his wife and two sons, he continues to pursue endurance and outdoor challenges through mountain biking, snowboarding, hiking, and trail running. Most recently, Jason completed the JFK 50-Mile Ultramarathon alongside fellow O2X teammates.