Trimaran
Foam structure, propulsion, and electrical integration.
I’m a mechanical engineer at NASA and an M.S. student at UCF, focused on mechanical product design. My work spans consumer hardware and aerospace—from CAD and first-principles calculations to prototypes, testing, and manufacturing.





Mechanical design, prototyping, and testing—from the initial problem to the final result.
01Ownership of solar-panel hardware development: mechanical design, component selection, prototyping, and testing.
02Geometry changes, seal engagement, and a manufacturable path to tooling. Cooling, noise, and mechanism improvements.
03Sprinkler bracket redesign: first-principles analysis, geometry iteration, and a custom fracture-test fixture.
Mechanisms, packaging, and electromechanical integration.

Enclosure, battery-door mechanism, custom PCB, and Arduino integration.
Explore the build ↗
Grasp testing and wearable motion-transfer systems, with video demonstrations.
View research & mechanisms ↗Foam structure, propulsion, and electrical integration.
Iterative flow simulation, 3D printing, and wind-tunnel testing.
Laser engraving, a fabricated wooden base, and LED integration.
Mechanical Engineer
AerospaceDeveloping electrical-prototype enclosures, battery test hardware, and connector test fixtures, with earlier work on deployable CubeSat solar panels and materials evaluation.
Product Design Engineering Co-op
Consumer appliancesMechanical Engineering Intern
Irrigation systemsDesigned an ergonomic shin brace and prototyped ratchet and pulley mechanisms for a wearable system that transfers upper-body motion to the lower body. Optimized SolidWorks components for manufacture and integration.
Designed a shaft assembly with a 250 lbf axial load capacity, supported DFMEA and tolerance analysis across 30+ ride components, and coordinated vendor corrective actions that reduced fiberglass-part variation by 15%.
Developed electromechanical testing fixtures, validated digit designs with FEA, and prototyped Arduino-controlled cable linkages. Authored an integration procedure for a Tormach ZA6 robotic arm.
At 4 years old, I was watching a rocket climb into the sky. I’ve been asking how things work ever since.
That curiosity led to tinkering, origami, and building things every chance I got. Studying mechanical engineering made it click: the math and physics could explain things I’d always wondered about—like how an airplane wing produces lift.
Internships took me from assistive devices and theme parks to consumer appliances and aerospace. Each brought a new puzzle, but the same starting point: understand the physics, build something, and test it. With every project, I became more certain that engineering is what I want to do.

SolidWorks CSWP ↗
Creo · Windchill · Siemens NX · Fusion 360
AutoCAD Credential ↗
ANSYS FEA & CFD · COMSOL
MATLAB · DOE · JMP
GD&T · Tolerance analysis
DFM/DFA · CNC
3D printing · Rapid prototyping
Python · Arduino · KiCad
Electromechanical integration
I’m interested in mechanical product design opportunities in consumer hardware.
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