Took care of scheduled flights by loading cargo, managing load sheets, communicating with flight personnel, pushback and arrival operations, and maintaining a rigid flight schedule. Certifications in pushback operation and flight person of accountability.

Directed a multi-disciplinary team of engineers to coordinate design of Martian In-Situ Resource Utilization System, including rovers, production facilities, and storage components. Created a project timeline and budget based upon available data using NASA cost estimation techniques as well as industry recommendations. Coordinated meetings and discussions within the team to ensure that progress between each subteam was available to every team.

Leader of the Spaceshot subteam, who's goal is to be able to design and build our own rocket in order to deliver payloads to LEO for Rutgers students, researchers, and professors. Currently designing and building smaller multistage rockets, thrust vectoring rockets, and getting certifications for larger rockets as well as capabilities to mix our own fuel.

Led a multi-discipline team of engineers to submit a finalist proposal fitting the MMAV (Minimum Mars Ascent Vehicle) theme in the 2021 NASA RASC-AL Competition. Designed the MAVE (Mars Ascent Vehicle Engine) in order to power an ascent vehicle with a two person crew and over 100 kg of samples from the surface of Mars to dock with a vehicle in orbit. Wrote an initial proposal, technical paper, recorded a presentation on the design, and attended a Q & A session on the vehicle.

Led a team of workers through night shifts in order to maintain store function as well as cleanliness standards. Completed shift paperwork and inventory, as well as submitting shift financial reports per night in order to track business flows and models.

Worked as an associate in Spirit Halloween Mays Landing. Track inventory, control back stock, customer service, set up, and tear down within the store.

Learned about NASA proposal writing strategies and formats, as well as the NASA catalogue of information, such as the NASA Technology Taxonomy. Worked as a member of a team to write a proposal suited to one of the needs listed in this taxonomy, and finally reviewed other teams proposal submissions alongside active NASA proposal reviewers. Attended weekly meetings to hear from guest speakers about the work and needs that are required for an aerospace proposal to be properly developed over time.

Worked in the Summer Pathways Internship in the Fire Safety Division at the FAA Technical Center.

I worked as a an usher where I mainly took care of basic maintenance and cleanliness and as a customer service assistant in the front.