Iron Savior

Nadya Romanova, also known by her hero name Iron Saviour, is an entrepreneur and business magnate. She acts as the CEO, founder, and Chief Arms Engineer of Romanova Industries International.

Early Life
Nadya was born Artyom Romanov to a blue-collar family in Volgograd on the 9th of May 1994, coinciding with Victory Day in Russia. By all accounts, she was rather bright and succeeded through an accelerated learning program, graduating from university with a PhD in mechanical engineering at the remarkably young age of 22. Around this time, records of her old identity as Artyom Romanov went missing, with no sign of them to this day.

Despite this, however, many employers were reluctant to hire her, only finding freelance work until September of 2015.

Romanova Industries International
Around the September of 2015, the Russian Armed Forces put out a contract for new body armour as part of the army's Ratnik modernization program. Nadya's designs won over all other designs, both domestic and foreign, by a wide margin.

Philanthropy
Nadya is a very outspoken supporter of LGBT rights, though she focuses most of her efforts in that field on transgender rights. This has caused her to but heads with officials in the Russian government, but a few well-placed payments and contacts has prevented them from doing anything substantial to hamper her efforts.

Personal Life
When asked about her relationships in an interview, she responded with: "Does the occasional one-night stand count as a relationship?"

This rather casual attitude about her relationships

Recognition
Nadya's efforts in supplying the Russian Armed Forces has given her a special seat dedicated to her in the Victory Day parade.

War Profiteering
Nadya Romanova has been denounced by various pacifist and anti-war groups globally as a war profiteer. Many such groups have urged consumers to boycott the company and its subsidiaries as a result.

Motivations for Hero Activities
Nadya has also been criticized for using her activities as a hero as a way to whitewash her company's dealings in the arms industry and its oft-scrutinized mining operations.