I am a Mechanical Engineering student at Michigan Technological University, set to graduate in Spring 2026. My academics are complemented by practical experience as an engineering intern at UFP industries and Linamar, where I fulfilled an analytical role using Microsoft Excel and MATLAB as well as hands-on work with CAD modeling (GD&T), and the disassembly and documentation of tested prototypes. My proficiency in these technical skills alongside strong creative problem-solving, communication, teamwork, and technical writing skills make me a well rounded prospect ready to fill a large variety of roles, equipped for any problem thrown my way. Additionally, my acceptance to the Baja SAE team at Michigan Tech furthers my commitment to curiosity and learning.My work philosophy revolves around continuous learning, collaboration, and innovation. I believe in approaching challenges with inquisitiveness, resilience, and a willingness to explore new innovative solutions. I value integrity, accountability, and strive for excellence in all of my work.In the short term, I aim to absorb knowledge during my internship, network within the automotive industry, and develop technical skills essential to modern automotive engineering, including manufacturing processes and vehicle dynamics. Long-term, I envision securing a full-time position that blends analytical prowess with hands-on testing, while finding an area of expertise in suspension, drivetrain, or electric vehicles. I also have a strong interest in eventually stepping into leadership roles.My passion for engineering extends to my hobbies, which include 3D printing and personal CAD projects. I am also a car, music, and golf enthusiast.What sets me apart is my exceptional communication ability, both written and verbal. I am an articulate speaker and a proficient writer. My creative and critical thinking skills are invaluable assets in problem-solving, and my detail-oriented nature demands that I deeply understand what I am learning. In contrast to many new engineers, my education is much more than pure theory; I have tangible, hands-on experience and am unafraid to dive into testing and get my hands dirty.I am on the lookout for connections with engineering employers, mentors, and professionals across disciplines of engineering who recognize my potential. I am open to engage in collaborative projects and research, and I welcome all opportunities to connect with individuals sharing my interests.