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Currently I work as a Flight Dynamics Engineer at Intuitive Machines. I worked on the attitude timeline of the IM-1 mission to the Moon and supported mission operations by providing necessary analyzes for in flight decision making. My analytical work includes landing site evaluation, lower fidelity mission products for subsystems including vehicle Power and Thermal, as well as visual representations of mission timelines.I worked at Boeing for 2 years as a Model and Simulation Engineer. I worked with a cross-functional team to support impactful model and simulation efforts. I also generated post simulation analyses to assist in high level program decision making.I graduated from Purdue University in December 2020 with a Master's degree in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering with a concentration in Astrodynamics. During my graduate studies I worked as a graduate teaching assistant for the Mathematics Department and the Physics Department. In these roles I helped students with homework assignments, prepare for tests, and properly follow lab instructions.My internship experience consists of a summer internship as a Power/Thermal Engineer Intern at SES in 2019. I helped develop tools to analyze live telemetry data from the fleet of satellites to assist in monitoring the fleet's Power and Thermal health. The output of these analyses were also used in attitude pointing decision making.I graduated with my Bachelor's degree in Engineering Physics with a minor in Applied Mathematics from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in May 2018. During my undergraduate studies I worked on several projects including developing a CubeSat design for my senior design project and building a sun pointing sensor for a satellite. I also worked as a teaching assistant leading supplemental instruction sessions to aid students with homework and prepare for tests.