At the Upper San Leandro Water Treatment Facility, I manage key aspects of the construction process, focusing on procurement and site operations. My responsibilities include conducting thorough site inspections, regularly coordinating with foremen to ensure smooth daily operations, and handling the publication and review of submittals and contract documents. Additionally, I assist in scheduling work activities, ensuring that the project remains on track and deadlines are met efficiently.

As a Mechanical Engineering student exploring Civil Engineering, I gained valuable hands-on experience in a dynamic field environment on the Fix 50 project, a highway retrofit initiative. My responsibilities included marking up drainage plans, performing take-offs, developing work plans, reviewing time cards, and meticulously tracking project costs. These tasks enhanced my technical proficiency while providing insights into the intersection of mechanical and civil engineering principles in real-world applications. I am eager to contribute my analytical skills and enthusiasm for problem-solving to innovative engineering projects.

In my current role, I am deeply involved in the development of cooling systems for two electric motorcycles currently in development. A key aspect of my work involves leveraging MATLAB to design and implement a sophisticated cooling model. I have conducted extensive real-world testing to validate and optimize the efficiency of these systems, ensuring they meet performance and reliability standards. Additionally, I play a crucial role in sourcing and integrating components essential to the cooling systems, contributing directly to the bikes' overall performance. As a non-lead member of the mechanical team within the operations department, I collaborate closely with colleagues to support the seamless integration of our innovations into the motorcycles' design and production process. I am passionate about advancing electric vehicle technology and committed to driving improvements in cooling solutions to enhance overall vehicle performance.

As part of my role on KEV-1N, a new test bed for EVT, I gained valuable experience in several areas. For instance, I developed expertise in timeline management and the purchasing process, ensuring that we stayed within our budget while meeting our project milestones.Additionally, I recognized the importance of accurate CAD models and strong workflows, which helped ensure that our design met EVT's needs. My experience in manufacturing the project's chassis out of Chromoly 4130 further deepened my understanding of the design and production process.Overall, this project provided me with valuable skills in team management, collaboration, and project execution. The success of the project also contributed to improved testing capabilities for EVT's hardware, resulting in increased efficiency and cost savings for the club.

As a customer service representative, I have a proven track record of handling high-volume calls and effectively addressing customer concerns, all while maintaining RIT's professional image. My expertise in customer support extends beyond phone calls, as I am also trusted to remotely access customers' computers and use back-end tools to resolve complex technical issues.Throughout my career, I have honed my problem-solving skills and technical expertise, allowing me to quickly and efficiently diagnose and troubleshoot a variety of technical challenges. By staying up-to-date with the latest industry trends and technologies, I am able to offer innovative solutions that meet the needs of both customers and the school.

I serve as the Vice President of Digital Media at Fish & Chips Media. In my role of Vice President I ran 2 projects on my own. On each of these projects I was the designated contact for the client and worked with them from beginning to end. I would first work with the client and understand their needs. Taking what I learned I would develop a plan and an initial estimate for the client. Using their existing infrastructure and teams I would execute the plan from running a national advertising campaign and associated podcast, to launching a new ecommerce site integrating with existing shipping infrastructure, or using ai to tag 20,00 photos. Other responsibilities included writing and submitting invoices, managing Google Cloud, using Google Analytics, using Wordpress, and using Bluehost.

As an intern at GC Composites and Rigging, I played a pivotal role in various projects related to composites manufacturing and rigging. Over the course of two months, I had the opportunity to work on diverse assignments, developing my composite skills.🚀 E-Rudder Cassette for Express 37: Took an active part in the development of an E-Rudder Cassette for the Express 37 yacht. I contributed to the construction process, ensuring precise assembly and adherence to stringent quality standards.💪 Fabrication of Over 300 Padeyes: Utilizing my expertise in composite fabrication techniques, I successfully manufactured over 300 padeyes. These components play a crucial role in distributing loads and ensuring the structural integrity of various marine applications. My meticulous craftsmanship and dedication to quality contributed to the reliable performance of these essential parts.🔧 Development of Tie Down Guides for Boat Shipping: Played a key role in producing tie down guides, aimed at streamlining the shipping process for a Moore 24. Where I got my first exposure to vacuum bagging to insure a perfect negative of the boat. 🔬 Wet Layups and Vacuum Bagging Layups: Gained hands-on experience in wet layup and vacuum bagging layup techniques, working closely with the team to ensure precise material placement and optimal consolidation. This involvement in advanced manufacturing processes expanded my knowledge of composite materials and their application in real-world scenarios.Throughout my internship, I consistently demonstrated a strong work ethic, a passion for learning, and a commitment to delivering high-quality results. I am grateful for the mentorship and practical knowledge I acquired during my time at GC Composites and Rigging.

As a sailing instructor, I taught beginners basic sailing maneuvers, rigging, safety procedures, and equipment handling. Additionally, I taught advanced students trapeze, spinnaker, and tactical skills, helping them improve their abilities and achieve their goals on the water. I maintained sailing equipment, ensured safety, and responded to emergencies during classes. My passion for sailing and expertise in the sport enabled me to guide students in developing their skills and confidence, from navigating the sails and steering the boat to handling various weather conditions. Through effective communication and hands-on training, I instructed students of all levels, inspiring them to embrace the joys of sailing and pushing them to achieve their full potential.