Mechanical + Aerospace Engineering

Engineering ideas
into systems
that move.

Integrated B.S./M.S. student at Case Western Reserve University, focused on aerospace systems, structures, testing, and mechanical design.

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Program Integrated B.S./M.S.
Focus Aerospace · Structures · Test
Status Open to engineering opportunities
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Selected work

Built through iteration,
testing, and ownership.

01

Project Manager · Systems Engineering

Dual-Axis Solar Tracking System

Leading the system from planning through validation—aligning the team, design decisions, documentation, and test strategy.

Role
Project Manager
Focus
Systems Integration
Method
Design → Build → Validate
02

Aerospace Team · Test + Analysis

Liquid Propulsion

Supporting student-led rocket engine work across design, test execution, analysis, and multidisciplinary coordination.

Mode
Test
Process
Analyze
Outcome
Iterate
03

CAD + Additive Manufacturing

3D-Printed Lightsaber

Measured, modeled, refined, and fabricated from an official LEGO reference.
04

Human-Centered Design

Hand Stabilizer

Functional prototype designed to support more comfortable writing for users with mild tremors.
05

Manufacturing

Machined Metal Hammer

Produced from raw stock using machining, tolerance control, and quality verification.

How I work

Think.
Build.
Test.
Lead.

01

Think

Translate complex requirements into clear engineering decisions, tradeoffs, and next steps.

02

Build

Move from CAD and analysis into physical prototypes, manufacturing, and technical documentation.

03

Test

Instrument, troubleshoot, validate, collect data, and use evidence to improve the design.

04

Lead

Coordinate teams, teach technical concepts, and perform under pressure as a varsity athlete.

SOLIDWORKS MATLAB Multisim GD&T Instrumentation Root-Cause Analysis

Education

Case Western Reserve University

Integrated B.S./M.S. Program

Mechanical Engineering + Aerospace Engineering

Minor in Business Management

Expected B.S. graduation · 2027

Next step

Let’s build something
that has to work.