Resume

As an Engineering Intern at Reflect Orbital, I was responsible for the design and analysis of the primary and secondary structures of the first satellite. I also analyzed thermals of subcomponents within the bus, as well as ensured the satellite passed vibration requirements.

As a Propulsion & Energetics Intern at Physical Sciences, I worked primarily on expiremental rotating detonation engines. I worked across both air-breathing and rocket engines, designing and sourcing components, assembling test articles, and conducting tests of full engines and subsystems.

As the Vice Director at the Boston University Rocket Propulsion Group (BURPG), I am part of a 4 member leadership team that directs and manages the team. I also lead the fluids & propulsion team at BURPG, which is responsible for all components from the tanks to the engine, and everything in between.

As a grader for BU's ME304 class, I am responsible for grading around 80 homeworks a week and providing feedback for students enrolled in the class.

As an event technician at Student Production Services, I helped setup large scale events around campus for both university and student group events. As an audio engineer, I was responsible for mixing large concerts, dance performances, and more.

At the Academy of Technology, Art, and Music, I both managed a large IT stack with a storage server and network that had to serve 100's of devices simultaneously, as well as taught topics such as coding, game design, basic rocketry, and more to students age 8-16.

I am currently a rising senior at Boston University in the College of Engineering, where I spend most of my time building on the rocket team. I currently have a GPA of 3.5.