Working in the Astromusers grad research group led by Prof. Tansu Daylan on exoplanetary research and NASA-funded science outreach.

One of the 3 members chosen to lead the Physics development for an optical followup system on NASA's ADAPT satellite. Responsibilities include developing bounds and requirements for electronic and mechanical systems, working with and having a holistic understanding of the project's various systems, and collaborating with other teams for implementation.

Serving as an Editor on the WUROP team, an annual journal of professional philosophy edited by students of WashU. The Review seeks philosophically substantive articles and interviews that show how the ideas contained within are relevant to a general audience.

I worked as a member of the WPEA Radio Station Board as a Director of Training, primarily training new DJs to ensure they're well prepared to give live shows, comfortable with the technology and being live on air. Being a board member also includes miscellaneous responsibilities like station upkeep, communication with DJs, and opening the station.Additionally, I worked as a Radio DJ with three radio shows ("Exeter Jazz Lounge," "School of Athens," and "Bedtime Stories with Aavik") that ran weekly. I proctored radio shows to establish high-quality radio shows.

Involved in the TEDxPEA event for four years:2020 - As a TEDx Speaker, worked with the Organizational Team to realize my speech: The Search For Meaning, regarding the intersections of science and religion.2021 - As a Video Producer, organized A/V recording and presentation tech and edited videos for all the speakers2022 - As Video Producer and Coaching Director, organized the A/V and livestreaming, edited speaker videos, and workshopped speeches and worked with speakers2023 - As Coaching Director, worked with speakers to fine-tune public speaking for better presentation2021-2023 - As Organizational Team member, contributed to general event organization, planning, and speaker selection.

Conducted research (data visualization and analysis) under a postgraduate student at the Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics at the University of Chicago; presented to the graduate research group