Passionate and results-oriented aerospace/mechanical engineering professional committed to the continued development of exploration grade space flight hardware.In 2014, I started in a Technical Coordinator role for Jacobs Space Exploration Group (JSEG) at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center gaining a broad ranging knowledge and experience in project requirement development, technical design review, and high powered solid rocket propulsion. Over three years, I coordinated the technical efforts for NSAS's Student Launch Initiative for thousands of students in college and high school as I aided them in the development and manufacture of high power solid rockets.In 2017, I decided to transition to an exciting new role within Jacobs serving as a Mechanical Design Engineer for the International Space Station Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS). Every day, I have the opportunity to work with an excellent and diverse group of engineers, technicians, and quality managers. We are currently incorporating upgraded hardware designs into the ECLSS subsystems in preparation for exploration flights to Mars.My diverse background in various engineering disciplines has augmented my ability learning agility, problem solving, interpersonal skills, and work place flexibility. I have a passion for presenting new and exciting ideas for positive change.