I am an engineer and mathematician passionate about solving complex, real-world problems through a multidisciplinary approach. Currently pursuing a dual degree in Mathematics at St. Edward’s University and Mechanical Engineering (with an Aerospace minor) at Washington University in St. Louis. My work spans across environmental data analysis, rocketry, robotics, and entrepreneurship. Whether I'm analyzing air quality data, designing avionics systems, or building autonomous robots, I thrive on turning theoretical concepts into tangible solutions.
Role: Payload Subteam
Description: Designed, tested, and integrated flight-critical systems for competitive aerospace vehicles. Applied principles of mechanical design and electrical integration to ensure reliable performance under high-stress conditions.
Role: Avionics Subteam
Description: Engineered the systems packaging and control panel layout for a competition RC aircraft's 'Avionics Bay' using SolidWorks and FEA, ensuring thermal management, and accessible wiring for all electrical components.
Description: Engineered a fully autonomous robot capable of real-time path tracking. Integrated sensor hardware with custom control loops to ensure smooth and accurate navigation.
During my summer internship in 2025 at Capital Area Council of Government (CAPCOG), I built a dashboard using html that would highly simplify the way we presented data for annual surveys and the commitments 45+ organizations made to air quality and help them compare with tools built in for filtering and sorting. I linked the dashboard with google sheet so that non-technical staff could now modify Google Sheets directly, and the dashboards would reflect the changes instantly without additional coding. Below is the link of the Dashboard.