Intensive and hands-on developmental position designed to establish a foundation for a successful managerial career, including assignments at a cement plant to acquire specific knowledge of multiple manufacturing and business practices through functional projects, simulations, and other experiential learning opportunities. Led critical path CapEx projects across various company operations in the United States, ensuring timely completion and overall success. Collaborated and networked with peers through project-based learning and leadership development sessions to enhance management and adaptability capabilities. Demonstrated leadership abilities and initiative, conducted hands-on field work in a heavy industrial manufacturing environment, and possessed strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills, while being team-oriented. Acquired a sense of global business and became a subject matter expert in the field with a network of contacts and resources to support ongoing success.

Assistant in NSF Supported research done at the University of Miami in conjunction with the Johnson and Johnson 3D Printing Center of Excellence Collaborative Laboratory. Research subject is the creation of Bio-Inspired Genetically Engineered Self-Healing for Cementitious Materials. Consists of laboratory experimentation with cementitious materials in order to aide the creation of new manufacturing opportunities including the possibility of using protein infused materials for rapid structure creation in extreme environments, including in-situ material development for space infrastructure and habitation.

Self run tutoring service for students requiring assistance in learning CAD through university provided software. Able to teach students proficiently in the proper use of Siemens NX and SolidWorks. Consists of one on one tutoring sessions in order for students to perform at a higher level academically. In charge of coordinating educational material, tutoring sessions, and logistics. Uses managerial and problem-solving skills.