Pioneered, organized, and executed the first SEC Career Fair in two new venues, expanding the fair by over 100 companies and 1000 students. The SEC Career Fair is the largest student-run Career Fair in the nation, hosting 11,000+ students and 560+ companies. Directly managed and oversaw 13 coordinators and 150 General Council members on the day of the fair. Created and worked with a budget to execute each Career Fair and ensured the budget was upheld by Co-Chairs and coordinators.

Served as the liaison between the SEC and over 200 Fortune 500 companies, maintaining and growing relationships, while marketing opportunities to sponsor SEC events which range from $500-$6,000 sponsorship packages. - Created a database consolidating contact information and previous sponsorships for all companies that have previously sponsored any SEC events. This has been used extensively to streamline the companies we offer our sponsorship opportunities and has organized the means of communication. - Consolidated and organized sponsorship information and created a pamphlet with this information that is distributed to companies. Allows a comprehensive overview of all the SEC opportunities, which was acknowledged and received well by companies.

Improved foreign travelers' experience in preparation for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, by working with JRC Station Staff to improve foreign communication skills and conducted station walkthroughs and city tours to better prepare Japan for the influx of foreign travelers in the coming year. Presented final presentation to JRC chairman and executive team, discussing ways to improve the company's marketing campaign internationally and how to implement IoT in existing JRC stations. Improved foreign communication skills, while learning about foreign infrastructure, culture, and transportation methods. Gained in-depth knowledge about high-speed bullet trains in areas such as Research and Development, Foreign Consulting, Marketing, and Maintenance. Learned about the engineering and business principles behind the high-speed Shinkansen bullet trains and SCMAGLEV, along with what makes JRC successful as one of the highest-grossing companies in Japan.

Led projects for Subsea Services, Well Access Systems, Manifold and Pipeline Systems. Worked on various products from beginning engineering stage, up until manufacturing. Developed design, drafting, and documentation skills.

As an Installations Engineering Intern I had the opportunity to learn the installation and removal processes of key subsea equipment through updating procedures for an upcoming project. This summer, I conducted a rig survey for Exxon Mobil Equatorial Guinea Inc., by visiting a deepwater semi submersible rig for 3 days off the coast of Aruba. During this time, I gained offshore experience and learned about the relationship between operator and service companies, along with gaining knowledge about the TechnipFMC equipment.

Member of team that led the business and product integration for TechnipFMC. Gained general subsea knowledge, product knowledge, process improvement, and business experience. Interviewed and worked with TechnipFMC's critical stakeholders and learned leadership and business thinking from the executives of the company.

Supported accounting department, led W-9 retrieval project, as well as shadowed SwiffTrain's CFO. Learned business and finance behind a small company.