•Conducted commercial scale energy audits of commercial buildings.•Calculated potential energy and cost savings using Excel models.•Completed energy audits and retro-commissioning reports•Built Excel tools for internal process improvement using Excel VBA programming skills.

•Assisted the Solar Program Coordinator to pair non-profit members with solar installation financiers •Produced Quarterly Updates on utility solar policy regulation changes •Attended stakeholder meetings held by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources

I was responsible for running, maintaining, and troubleshooting the 3D printers and laser cutters in the digital fabrication lab in the Harvard Graduate School of Design. I worked with architecture students who would submit requests for 3D printing services.

Structural Dynamics Research Assistant to Professor Naru Nakata• Worked under an NSF grant to fund structural dynamics research for earthquake engineering purposes• Designed, modeled, and fabricated lab set-ups to study hydraulic actuators under earthquake simulation tests• Studied effective force testing control theories to improve earthquake simulation techniques• Utilized lab techniques such as CAD modeling, machining, and basic electronics• Mentored high school interns• Teaching Assistant in Dynamics Lab: taught lab sections, held office hours, graded lab reports• Worked with lab equipment and electronics including load cells, accelerometers, LVDTs, and strain gauges

I was the teaching assistant for the Lab section of Dynamics. My responsibilities included teaching and working with students in the lab section, holding office hours and grading the lab reports.

•Contributed to a quarterly analyst report on PV panel manufacturing equipment.•Wrote analyst insights on policy changes, bankruptcies, and large projects.•Compiled an Excel spreadsheet with all of the PV equipment-manufacturing companies throughout the value chain in the world. It included details on capacity, technologies and patents.At LUX, I was part of a research team of four professionals who had technical backgrounds in engineering, materials science, and applied physics but were working as market and technology analysts. We interviewed executives in solar manufacturing companies, researched innovative technologies, and analyzed global trends for a quarterly report on photovoltaic manufacturing equipment. I also wrote weekly “analyst insights” on global current events, including new incentives programs and large-scale projects.