Graduate from New Mexico State University with degrees in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. I currently work for SpaceX as a launch engineer. I work to push the boundaries here at SpaceX by taking on the ever increasing launch rate cadence for Falcon 9. My main focus at SpaceX is the structural testing and repair work of refurbished fairings. Taking on challenges of re-flown hardware and paving a way through reusability for rockets. My previous locations of work were at Virgin Galactic where I worked on the VSS Eve mothership. Focus on structural improvements and design updates to the mothership to bring the unique plane to frequent flight capabilities. Another place of work was the Psychical Science Laboratories at NMSU in the Department of Telemetry and Missile systems where I conducted work for Telemetry systems on various military contracts, mores specifically, in vibrations testing and analysis. I have also obtained a government security clearance for my current position. I have also interned with Rolls Royce North America in Indianapolis during my 2019 summer. I conducted manufacturing lead time improvements for the second largest facility in Indianapolis. My previous position to Rolls-Royce was Assistant Director of Activities for New Mexico State University were I was in charge of several university tasks throughout the year and responsible for the successful executions of activities on campus. I was directly in charge of planning, coordinating, and executing these events throughout the year with the help of a small team. I am additionally an Engineering Ambassador for the College of Engineering at New Mexico State University. I participate in events produced by the College of Engineering and volunteer for STEM outreach activities throughout the campus and abroad. Finally, I am the Project Manager for the Intercollegiate Rocket Engineering Challenge Team at New Mexico State University; we compete annually in the Spaceport America Cup against Collegiate teams from around the world.