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Layton, Ut, Us

Layton, Utah, United States

Layton, Utah, United States

KIHOMAC is an aerospace and defense acquisition and technology company. Its core capabilities include armor systems, calibration solutions, complex manufacturing, data development, field tech support, reverse engineering and prototyping, software engineering, sustainment, systems engineering, and measurement science.I've been brought on to help assist in both Manufacturing and Systems engineering efforts for the company. My primary rolls so far include CAD design utilizing SolidWorks, testing and validation of designs, and troubleshooting problems related to the manufacturing process.

Orem, Utah, United States

While finishing up my schooling at UCI, I began some freelance work at an educational software company for children with Autism. Thanks to the addition of our on-staff clinical psychologist, our company utilizes applied behavioral analysis techniques to implement educational lessons via a smartphone app. This app creates a novel approach to everyday clinical lessons that help children with autism develop reasoning skills, language fluency as well as improve memory.

Springville, Utah, United States

My cousin Jack successfully created an irrigation company for installing residential sprinkler systems. I wear many hats at this company from digging trenches to marketing campaigns. Additionally, I created a smartphone app that allows for the efficient design of a sprinkler system

Menifee, California, United States

At this job I assisted an on-site inspector where I frequently prepared blueprints for review by structural engineers, architects and other inspectors. Other duties included bringing in construction change documents, posting RFI Instruction bulletins for architects, change order forms, etc.

Murrieta, California

After I graduated high school, I started working for a tutoring company called Avid. During my time there, I tutored multiple subjects for middle school students and helped a number of primarily impoverished students plan for college.