* Conducted preliminary green fielding efforts in preparation of upcoming CAISO community solar + storage regulations* Lead the NYSERDA VDER calculations and research for our co-developed community solar projects* Managed data rooms and contributed to our portfolio of community solar and solar + storage initiatives in NY state* Conducted market research on the feasibility of entrance to the Oregon, Maryland, and Illinois community solar programs

* Conducted competitive analysis and market research for weekly reports, long-term multi-industry investment analysis, and more* Drafted preliminary NSF grant and investor pitch deck documents* Contributed to sales development pipeline and customer discovery and analysis* Conducted stakeholder engagement between FieldNav, outside consultants, government agencies, and more

* Received first-round funding for testing the validity of our business solution proposal in the NSF I-Corps program* Continuing market research and business plan development from a previous project on the viability of grid tied distributed energy resources (DERs), energy storage battery systems, and related monitoring/ management software. This is to increase the market penetration level of distributed renewable generation as well as ease the process of renewable energy interconnection.

* Initiated product development of a distributed generation asset protection software package* Drafted a preliminary report comparing the storage interconnection processes of multiple states* Conducted research on efforts to digitize utilities’ assets and functions for an increasingly distributed grid

* Created a financial model to estimate and plan the installation of residential solar projects* Researched and composed preliminary work for a NYSERDA grant for the creation of a solar plus storage commercial project, using multiple modeling softwares, database research, and technical and financial calculations of different storage technologies* Aided in the business development and sales of commercial solar projects

* Received first-round funding in the NSF I-Corps program. Our project Belt Farms consists of creating a modular urban farming unit that can be simultaneously used to connect neighborhoods - primarily focused on food deserts in the US - to their own food production, and as an educational source for trades, nutrition, and community revitalization* Attended the 6th Annual Massachusetts Urban Farming Conference to network and gain insight into the growing movement* Conducted interviews with industry experts to determine the viability of the company’s business model for community revitalization and organic local food production

* Received first-round funding in the NSF I-Corps program. Our business proposal consists of researching the market viability of using carbon sequestration methods to simultaneously capture and utilize atmospheric carbon emissions via direct air capture technology, and use this as feedstock to fuel the mass production of graphene as a high value end product* Conducted market research on the viability of market-grade graphene applications and implementation across a wide range of industries, primarily the renewables, energy storage, and manufacturing industries

* Led organized, and supervised groups of interns in teaching, presenting, and performing science-centered topics* Facilitated technical support for science shows using various audio and visual equipment