Mechanical Engineering Intern with the Space Systems teamApplying heat transfer fundamentals to model test fixture ensuring predictable performance and reducing radiative losses during testing Applying GD&T fundamentals and stack-up analysis to engineering drawings to ensure fit, form, and function of all machined componentsRunning and documenting results from TVAC and vibration testing to simulate spacecraft environments

Teaching Engineering tools including OnShape (CAD), 3D printing, and simple FEA analysis to new membersFocused on fundraising over $25,000 to support the missions of Wisconsin Robotics in regard to the URC competition, Rover systems, and Outreach projectsBuilding a strong lasting connection to company's to allow for continuous funding for future yearsPreviously lead team of 8 students to work on the continuous improvement of the rover drive system as the Drive Team Lead

Successfully Designed, wired, and programmed cycle testers to test longevity of new lockout-tagout products utilizing Rasberry Pi Pico's and MicroPython. Testers completed over 25,000 cycles without failure. Researching mechanisms for precision color measurement to ensure manufacturing uniformityDesigned 3D printed mold to test thermal capabilities of concrete using thermocouples. Analyzed results to determine thermal properties used to guide design of new product.

Aiding graduate student in researching, designing, and conducting human-centered study focused on explainable AI and autonomous systems. Research with focus on how machine learning and explainable AI connects with humans and trust in autonomous systems.

Facilitating two labs sections for studentsGrading lab submissions on CanvasResponding to student email and questionsParticipating in weekly lab meetings

Worked closely with, and under the supervision of, the Engineering Summer Program Director to maintain regular and effective communications with staff, instructors and studentsCollaborated with program instructors and staff to plan and execute programs, outings and events, including during nights & weekends, on- and off-campusMaintained student records and incident reports confidentially and according to University policyWork with other staff to facilitate dialogues around engineering degree programs, UW-Madison opportunities/benefits and careers in the field of engineeringCoordinated study sessions with students and instructors to maximize learning outcomesWorked to establish inclusive, respectful and caring communities that contribute to academic successAnticipated, understand and addressed the academic/social needs and interests of students

Prepared food with a team of students and chefsWorked part time during fall 2021 semester 8-16 hrs/wk.

Managed shift times of seven employees over four years.Worked part time during school year and summer 12-16 hrs/wk.