I now work as a manager to the computing services program at Carnegie Mellon University where I continue to uphold my responsibilities as a Technology Enhancement Facilities (TEF) Operator, but also take part in the training of new operators and internal enhancement.

I am happy to be serving our libraries by working behind the scenes! My main project handles the changing of material so that the resources available on the shelves remain relevant sources.

I worked in Professor Mohammad Islam's Group, researching chiral active particles under a moving magnetic field. I worked on designing unique chiral shaped rotors as well as observed their behavior over the course of a few months. I am grateful to have had the experience.

I worked as a library stacks assistant, assisting in logistical operations involving the moving and reshelving of hundreds of journals.

I'm working in Professor Webster-Wood's Bio-Organic Robotics Group! The research process into making hydrogels and their wide uses in the biomedical field has been eye opening. Currently, I want to look deeper into using them as a scaffolding material for bionic actuation.

I'm working on a variety of project that center around data analyzation and visualization to improve the production of steel as well as bettering my understanding of the science behind steel alloy microstructures.

Tutored K-6 grade students at an after-school program in an low-income area.Currently building a method of teaching the multiplication tables in a retentive way

Provided routine check-ups on campus technical facilities. Provided first-level trouble shooting on lecterns applications and cabling devices as needed

Maintained computer labs at Carnegie Mellon. Provided first level trouble shooting and customer service to students and faculty as needed