• Working to optimize the anode in lithium metal batteries• Proposing project ideas, designing and executing experiments, and reporting results to the team• Building cells for the team's experiments

• Assisted with experiments Fall 2017 voluntarily, hired in paid position as undergraduate research assistant in January 2018• Set up diagnostic equipment and vacuum wiring, help run experiments, and collect data

• Supported infrastructure team’s effort to improve documentation of hydrogen fuel cell test stands by updating piping and instrumentation diagrams, bills of materials, wiring diagrams, and calibration logs• Updated, finalized, and executed calibration procedures for test equipment while training technicians on process• Troubleshot issues and assisted in planning and executing upgrades to improve test stand capabilities• Processed field data using Excel VBA which involved fixing bugs and adding functionality to macros

• Ran experiments examining new options for drug concentration and processed and analyzed the data• Presented findings to lead scientists, resulted in further process characterization

• Sole scientist working on plasma research in this department• Conducted extensive research on effect of DC atmospheric pressure glow discharge on a variety of solid cathodes and liquid cathodes using an ESEM, potentiometer, cyclic voltammeter, and spectrometer• Analyzed data and drew meaningful conclusions highlighting potential applications in nanotechnology and medical devices

• Created and updated documentation compliant with GMP to facilitate repairs/replacements• Used Bluebeam to map harvest flow paths on piping and instrumentation diagrams

My responsibilities included cleaning the kitchen area and other parts of the club, along with food prep and and assisting the cooks.

I worked at the cash register most of the time when I was working. Other times I would stock shelves or work in the tire center filling propane tanks and helping the mechanics work on cars.