I'm a recent physics graduate from the University of California, Irvine, with a specialization in astrophysics who is looking to get involved in the aerospace industry, ideally in the fields of space systems, spacecraft propulsion, and astronautics generally.In my time at UCI as an undergraduate physics student, I had the opportunity to take several lab courses covering a plethora of topics including, but not limited to, basic circuitry, kinematics, radioactivity, and observational astrophysics. This collection of lab courses allowed me to develop significant hands-on experience with typical lab equipment, such as oscilloscopes, voltmeters and ammeters, and various types of optical lenses. Simultaneously, this experimental experience helped me to develop my ability to diligently adhere to all laboratory safety procedures as to ensure the safety of myself and others while carrying out my tasks.I have significant experience with using Python (specifically the NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib, and Pandas libraries) for a multitude of scientific applications. For example, I have simply performed calculations, processed images of stars and galaxies so as to extract useful information from them after accounting for a multitude of errors, and recreated both synthetic and genuine particle collisions to understand the impact of varying selection criteria on uncertainty in the range of values covered by the most likely value of the parent particle's invariant mass.In addition, I am currently in the process of registering to take the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam, specifically focusing on the "Industrial and Systems" version of the FE Exam.