I am an engineer by title and a physics hacker by passion. I see Engineering as a function that inputs a problem, known laws of science and math, numerous diverse skill sets and, most importantly, creativity... and outputs a solution that benefits and advances humanity.Along with my educational background in mechanical engineering, I’m also an avid coder. It all started when I was 13 and learned to re-map the buttons in my Thrustmaster FLCS for a flight sim. Then I learned HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create my own website from the age of 15 to 18. Then I learned C++ for a high school elective and again in college. Most recently I’ve been working on my own personal data science project using Python, Jupyter Notebooks, and a combination of statistics and quantum mechanics.My interests really lie in the union of these two fields: the electromechanical and the data/analytical; at the intersection of information and action.
Listed skills include Mechanical Engineering, Lean Manufacturing, Finite Element Analysis, Cad, and 20 others.