Portfolio
Engineering Projects
Folding Drone Wing
Designed and manufactured a 9 ft folding wing for an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. Used composite and metallic materials that increased flight time and distance by 50%, compared to original aluminum wings.
CubeSat Development
Developed a CubeSat and conducted two high altitude balloon launches that went 130,000 ft up in the stratosphere and collected temperature and radiation data.
NASA’s CubeSat Launch Initiative
Authored a paper that planned a mission to send a constellation of cubesats to lunar orbit to facilitate communications between lunar gateway and moon.
SAMPE UCSD
Designed and manufactured a 5 lb carbon fiber bridge that withstood 15,000 Newtons of force for the 2019 Bridge Competition hosted by SAMPE (Society for the Advancement of Materials and Process Engineering).
Robotics Research Intern
Awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation to conduct research in mobile robots and assess their feasibility in heavy manufacturing environments. This research was done at Tennessee Tech University under the supervision of Dr. Stephen Canfield.
SMUD Solar Regatta
Built a solar powered boat from scratch to compete in SMUD’s Annual Solar Regatta. Served as the construction manager and trained junior staff in the operation of power tools and composites manufacturing. Also procured materials and acquired grants to help with the project.
Licenses and Certifications
- HAM Radio License
- Boating License
- Certificate of Recognition: MESA's Student Leadership Conference. Issued Oct 2015.
- Certificate of Achievement, National Science Foundation: REU in Manufacturing and Techno-Entrepreneurship. Issued June 2015.
- Virgin Galactic Gavin Jones Prize 2018-2019.
Volunteer Work
Grid Alternatives Solar Installation
Installed solar panels for low income households offsetting 42 tons of carbon and saving $20,300 in electricity costs.
Greenlight for Girls
Facilitated an educational workshop for young girls from 4 - 14 years old to expose girls to the world of engineering and encourage them to pursue Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) in their future studies.
Karachi Relief Trust/School of Leadership
Helped build a makeshift school and taught basic Math and Reading to the children of 5000+ villagers who were displaced during the flash floods of 2010 in Pakistan.