As a Teaching Assistant since the fall of 2021, I have had the privilege of facilitating the learning of students from diverse backgrounds by effectively conveying complex physics concepts and fostering engaging discussion sessions. My responsibilities encompassed courses such as PHY 2130 and PHY 2140 - ‘Physics for Life Sciences 1 and 2,’ as well as PHY 2170/75 and PHY 2180/85 - ‘University Physics for Scientists and Engineers 1 and 2.’ Additionally, I contributed to the education of students in AST 2011, the Astronomy lab.

As a dedicated Shop Floor Supervisor in the Truck/Bus radial tire building unit, I had the honor of working with cutting-edge technology, particularly the commissioning and operation of the state-of-the-art VMI Milexx Maxx fully automated tire building machine. This role required a keen eye for detail, precision, and the ability to ensure the efficient and flawless assembly of high-quality tires. Additionally, I leveraged my strong mathematical skills to provide valuable tire-related calculations, contributing to the optimization of processes and quality control. My time at MRF was marked by a commitment to excellence and continuous improvement, which ultimately strengthened my skills in manufacturing and problem-solving