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Katy, Texas, United States

▪ Kiewit Corporation is one of North America's largest and most respected EPC contractors, ranking 2nd in ENR's Top 400 Contractors and allocating upwards of 17 billion in revenue annually.▪ Worked within the Oil, Gas, Chemical Division of Kiewit with a team of Process, Mechanical, Piping, Electrical, Civil, Structural, and I&C Engineering interns and their peers to complete deliverables directly taken from the Williams 620 Compressor Station LNG project in PA.▪ Analyzed 28 pages of P&IDs in order to create an Instrument Index of 600+ physical instruments including indicators, transmitters, control valves, safety valves, orifices, and many more along with their respective soft tags, (alarms), throughout the compressor station. Under each instrument would describe what and where it is, what it's connected to, what I/O type it is, what it's controlled by, and if the vendor handles the purchase or not. ▪ Created an Instrument Count and sent both documents (Index and Count) to Estimating. I received the data necessary to then complete a Material Take Off (MTO) and Cost Breakdown of my part of the project.▪ Compiled all control valves to complete a Control Valves Summary with data taken from Process, (Inlet Line Size, Seat Leakage Class, Design Temperatures, etc.), to give both General and Valve Specifications on each CV in the entire compressor station.▪ Visited multiple vendor visits for us to understand what goes on behind the screen when designing our projects. The vendors visited included Piping Technology, Locke Solutions, Alfa Laval, Ladish Valves, Puffer-Sweiven, and Relevant Power Solutions. This led me to further network with companies that go hand and hand with EPC contracting while also learning more about each of their respective products.▪ Presented on multiple, separate occasions to my Peer Mentor, Senior Mentor, Manager, and the Executives and Directors of the Oil, Gas, and Chemical Division of Kiewit.--

Katy, Texas, United States

▪ Asked to be trained as a Process Engineering Intern along with my Instrumentation and Controls training to gain as much knowledge in my internship as possible.▪ Had multiple Lead Process Engineers and Project Managers within the company present their experienced insight on important aspects of Process Engineering including the flow from BFD to PFD to P&ID, Hydraulics, Process Hazard Analysis (PHA), Pumps, Compressors, and Aspen Simulation.▪ Took detailed notes on these presentations, along with my I&C knowledge, to later use in my internship to help the Process Engineering Interns create P&ID's for the Williams 620 Compressor Project.--

College Station, Texas, United States

▪ I am currently involved in Undergraduate Research for A&M’s Department of Engineering where I plan to contribute to the commercialization of advanced vapor-compression desalination technologies. This research is fully student-led and we are essentially a part of the R&D Department for Star Rotor.▪ As a member of the Minerals Team, I meet together with an amazing 12-person chemical engineer team teaching me new knowledge and expertise each meeting as most are seniors here at A&M Chemical Engineering. ▪ Our goal for the semester is to create a working elutriation column from scratch as a proof of concept this technology can be implemented in industry. ▪ I have and will be working on the continuous design of this elutriation column, learning and reading P&IDs along the way. Also, being able to understand how my peers lead and coordinate in a group setting has led me to shape the way I would lead and organize my team someday.--

College Station, Texas, United States

▪ Brainstormed and drafted possible solutions to problems highlighted by the Dominican Republic for EWB to look into. -- So far, the teams I have been involved with have revolved around creating culverts and bridges for the citizens of the Dominican Republic after the original project where EWB dug trenches for those in frequently flooding areas. ▪ Collaborated with a "Bridges" sub-team of 8 engineers within multiple disciplines on a weekly basis.▪ Presented ideas in front of graduate students, industry professionals, and team leads.▪ Continuously kept up-to-date with all projects of the EWB-TAMU branch during All-Member Meetings.▪ I hope to later be a part of the international team to help implement the next steps EWB has for the Dominican Republic.--

Houston, Texas, United States

▪ Nailor Industries of Texas, Inc. is part of an international corporation dedicated to innovating specialized HVAC solutions to several Fortune 500 companies.▪ I completed a line project on my own where I was tasked to implement wireless motor programming into the production lines of the company. This helped me understand first-hand the correct methodology behind large-scale projects whilst teaching me ways to improve production line efficiency. During the project, I conducted meetings with multiple companies and worked with representatives to solve problems on our end while learning how to conduct and lead multi-company meetings. Additionally, I found multiple critical problems in the third-party software which, in turn, forced multiple software updates on their end.▪ I was a part of the Automation team as the company was transitioning from manual to automated AutoCAD Drawings and Parts Lists. This was a difficult task due to the number of custom HVAC orders Nailor receives. At first, I shadowed the team learning core values of team collaboration in the workplace, then, I began work on the troubleshooting, coding, and design of the overall automated system to ensure its successful implementation for customer use. The new consumer website is now up and running with fully autonomous CAD drawings and parts lists.--

Houston, Texas, United States

▪ As a Unit Performance Specialist, I completed Standard Electric Tests on custom units I built using ASHRAE guidelines. ▪ While testing, I would look at different levels of voltage inputs and damper openings and their corresponding resulting ranges of both airflow and pressure to get the unit’s overall performance.▪ I was introduced to other types of thermal testing, aerodynamic testing, and sound testing on units. Through this, I gained knowledge of the key factors HVAC engineers evaluate to make project decisions.---

Houston, Texas, United States

▪ As a Psychometric Technician Assistant, I shadowed the technician in charge of conducting Psychometric testing on the custom units. I learned the fundamentals of HVAC as well as Thermodynamics, Fluid Dynamics, Refrigeration Processes, and Energy Transfer whilst learning multiple procedures in testing the humidity and temperature of specialized HVAC units.--

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Chemical Engineering

Grade: Junior

High School Diploma, Engineering

Activities and Societies: President of Young Men's Service League | 6A Varsity Swim Team State Champion | Mu Alpha Theta | Blue Tide.