I am committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation in advanced materials. I have a bachelor’s degree in Ceramic Engineering and am currently pursuing a master’s in Materials Science and Engineering, where I focus on developing high-performance materials for extreme environments.My current role as a NASA intern allows me to apply my technical skills to real-world challenges, particularly in 3D printing and advanced manufacturing techniques. My research explores the additive manufacturing of silicon carbide (SiC) and its potential to revolutionize aerospace applications through enhanced mechanical and thermal properties. I thrive in collaborative environments and am always seeking opportunities to engage in projects that drive forward both scientific discovery and industry impact.I am also a strong advocate for mentorship and aim to inspire the next generation of women in STEM through initiatives like the Basler Women in STEM Award, a scholarship I am developing to support high school students pursuing STEM degrees. Additionally, I am actively involved with PROPEL, a program dedicated to empowering and mentoring students through their passion for model rocketry.