🔧 Aerospace Engineer | Loads and Dynamics Analyst at Boeing | Master’s Student at the University of WashingtonDriven by a genuine curiosity about engineering and how things work, I pursued a dual degree in Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, which has provided a strong technical foundation for my career. Currently, I am leveraging my skills at Boeing Commercial Airplanes as a Loads and Dynamics Aeronautical Engineer, where I conduct complex analyses that drive aircraft design and safety.In my role, I perform static load analyses for high-lift systems, primarily for the 777-X family. I lead studies to improve load modeling methodologies for more accurate flight test load envelopes derived from wind tunnel analysis and develop technical training materials to enhance fleet support operations for the 737 family. My extensive internship experiences have allowed me to execute analytical equivalent level of safety (ELOS) studies, validate aerodynamic loads, verify alignment of analytical models with real-world test data, manufacture in-house tooling, and implement automation in manufacturing.Additionally, my undergraduate research involved developing a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model to investigate the effects of non-Newtonian fluids, applying rigorous mathematical models to bridge theoretical research with practical applications.I am excited to explore the intersection of advanced aerodynamics, mechanics, and sustainable design as I pursue a Master’s in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Washington. I thrive on collaborative challenges and enjoy surrounding myself with mentors and peers who inspire me to contribute to innovative solutions.I’d love to connect, collaborate, and push the boundaries of engineering together!