Our engineering capstone involved a two semester project, in which our team designed a wireless platform with GPS capabilities for charging drones to double their factory range. In our first semester, we conducted analytical relative weighting to determine optimal parts to implement in a prototype. The second semester consisted of developing and testing a functional prototype along with report creation and presentation to faculty.

New Venture Group is a student-run consulting firm at Arizona State University that works on long-term projects for creating and presenting business solutions to clients. The goal of the firm is to add true value with the benefit of valuable experience for students. The firm has completed over 100 projects in the last 9 years and has a current acceptance rate of 22%. Past clients include IBM, FedEx and American Airlines.My team had a year-long contract with P.F. Chang's, and is currently working with Apriva. -Created a supplier scorecard for category managers and distribution staff to track supplier quality and enhance communication -Saved $600k in distribution costs from converting vendors to internal shipping system and increased supply chain visibility-Partnering with Apriva to allow ASU students to use dining dollars at external vendors, including Uber by conducting market research-Developed learning materials for new recruits and ran elections for leadership positions

Equity Methods is an equity compensation consulting and accounting firm that delivers customized valuation and reporting for clients with complex compensation programs, including 30 of the Fortune 100. -Deliver and review equity compensation accounting reports to multiple clients involving complex instruments and awards-Adapt algorithms to new and existing clients-Developed ESPP training materials for employees for getting up to speed quickly on ESPP clients -Assist on other ad hoc projects including pay ratio data analysis and process improvement

I was part of a Taylor University team participating in an intercollegiate competition team to design and launch a nanosatellite. This competition was lead by Air Force Research Labs, and the satellite would perform research for them. Our undergraduate team won a spot in a predominantly masters level competition onto a rocket that was launched in May 2016. -Redesign the chassis as well to fit updated instrumentation and requirements -Coordinated with other members of the team regarding component placement within the satellite--Created documentation and gave multiple presentations to AFRL employees regarding progress and requirement specifications. -Participated in a workshop at the Albuqurque Air Force centering around preparing the satellite for launch.