Payloads hardware development for Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy.

HRPG is a 50-person, student-run engineering team developing liquid propulsion systems with sponsorship from Blue Origin, SEDS USA, and Harvard SEAS.

Structures and composites for Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launch vehicles.

E2 (LOX/RP1) Engine Development:- Turbopump development and assembly for testing at NASA Stennis Space Center- Test site construction at NASA Stennis

- Selected through rigorous interview process to competitive pre-business organization with acceptance rate under 10%- Worked in a six-person team to optimize the partnerships strategy for a major government agency- Conducted expert interviews and detailed market research to recommend best practices for leveraging complex industry-specific technologies- Worked in a six-person team to develop a marketing and market entry strategy for an international video game and software developer- Conducted large scale primary research, internal data analysis, and detailed marketing research to create a go-to-market strategy

- Led a seven-person team to develop a comprehensive policy proposal for the Department of Defense on security challenges in West Africa, emphasizing opportunities for collaboration with European allies- Coordinated our partnership with the Director of South and Central Europe for the Department of Defense toward a final policy paper presented at the end of the semester to him and high-level colleagues at the Pentagon