How To Contact Mark Rober…

Email Mark Rober at his Official Site, help@crunchlabs.com (CrunchLabs) or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Mark Rober at his live events, movie/TV shows, product launches, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Write Mark Rober at:

Mark Rober
c/o CrunchLabs LLC
649 Grape Ave.
Sunnyvale, CA 94087

Mark Rober’s phone number is 650-267-2473 (CrunchLabs).

Mark Rober’s talent agency is:

Allison Howard
c/o WME Group Agency
103 New Oxford St. WMA
Centrepoint
London, WC1A 1DD
UNITED KINGDOM

Mark Rober’s management is:

Joel Beckett
c/o The Outloud Group Management
230 E. Grand River
Detroit, MI 48226

Mark Rober’s publicist is:

Lewis Kay
c/o Kovert Creative Public Relations
1875 Century Park E. #270
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Mark Rober is connected to Bill Nye by efforts to educate and inspire audiences about science, with Rober often regarded as a modern-day science communicator following in the footsteps of Nye.

Mark Rober is connected to iShowSpeed by performing wild, explosive science experiments together, including launching over a thousand ping-pong balls into the air in a stream.

Mark Rober is connected to Jimmy Kimmel by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” guest-hosting an episode in 2022, performing April Fools’ pranks, and co-producing a Netflix kids’ competition show.

Mark Rober is connected to Kai Cenat by science experiments and content, including appearing on Cenat’s streams and working on Streamer University, where Rober is a guest instructor.

Mark Rober designed a bulletproof case for a $500,000 gold bottle of PRIME as part of a promotional campaign celebrating the brand, which Logan Paul co-founded.

Mark Rober and Markiplier are connected by charity livestreams and YouTube community events, such as the Game Theory $1,000,000 Challenge.

Mark Rober is connected to Marques Brownlee by presenting a Streamy Award to Brownlee, appearing on his podcast, and testing YouTube AI tools for creator likeness protection.

Mark Rober is connected to MrBeast by projects like Team Trees and Team Seas, which raised tens of millions for environmental causes and left a significant positive impact worldwide.

Mark Rober is connected to Nick DiGiovanni by video cooking challenges, such as “Can I Turn Mark Rober Into A MasterChef?” where they work on culinary projects together.

Mark Rober is connected to PewDiePie by large-scale charity initiatives such as TeamTrees, where PewDiePie contributed donations and supported the project with major creators.

Mark Rober has an estimated net worth of approximately $25 million in 2025. His wealth comes from YouTube ad revenue, sponsored content, product ventures like his CrunchLabs subscription boxes, public speaking, and his earlier engineering work at NASA and Apple. He is widely recognized for his popular science content and large-scale fundraising campaigns.

Mark Rober lives in the Silicon Valley area of California. His home is spacious and well-equipped, where he lives with his wife Lisa and their children. Rober moved to this area in 2015 and often films content locally, including pranks for his Discovery Channel show promoting science education.

Mark Rober was born and raised in Orange County, California, and later moved to Sunnyvale, California, in 2015. He developed an early interest in engineering, which led him to earn a Bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University and a Master’s from the University of Southern California before working as a NASA engineer.

Mark Rober is a former NASA engineer turned YouTuber, inventor, and science educator. He worked at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory for nine years, contributing to the Curiosity Mars rover. He later joined Apple to work on virtual reality and self-driving technology. Rober gained massive popularity on YouTube for his creative inventions, science experiments, and viral glitter-bomb prank videos. He also founded CrunchLabs, a company that creates STEM kits for kids and promotes science education.