• Lead a group of high school students to design and build a 6-pole DC motor capable of generating a usable amount of power by educating students about the basics of motors, physics, and mechanical and electrical design.• Instructed 40 high school students in the mechanical, hardware, and software design and fabrication of a 3D printed prosthetic hand, printed circuit board, and Arduino code responsive to sensors and electromyography. • Designed an Arduino compatible microcontroller development board that adheres to IEC 60601 standards for student use.

• Collaborate with a team of 50+ peers and lead a group of 12 electrical engineering students to design an innovative semi-autonomous rover to compete in the annual University Rover Challenge hosted by The Mars Society.• Design and fabricate the layout of the printed circuit board in Autodesk EAGLE and write the PIC32MX530F128H microcontroller code in C for various sensor, power, and logic boards for rovers (Science subteam’s power distribution and logic board, distributed task board for motor control, legacy central power distribution board). • Collaborate with the Controls Computer Science subteam to ensure electrical support for required functionality (Inverse Kinematics, Computer Vision).• Recruit, onboard, and mentor new members as well as host weekly training sessions.• Communicate with other subteams to determine the design requirements of electrical components.

• Identified, contextualized, and solved a long-term existing design bug that affects the performance of all publicly sold Ketra bulbs using a C#-based testing tool and its C-based control module, and presented to Ketra senior management and co-founders at the end of the work term.• Interfaced with the mechanical engineers on staff to create a Python-based data-parser for a 2000+ entry device database in order to convert entries to a format suitable for temperature testing during development.• Participated in the Summer 2020 ALT EXperience to draft a project proposal in a team of 6 and presented it to senior engineers and management.