I graduated from Boston University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering with a Concentration in Manufacturing. With a passion for manufacturing, including additive manufacturing, I have pursued courses to further my knowledge such as Automation and Manufacturing Methods and Additive Manufacturing. Additive Manufacturing has taught me about multiple methods used today and the proper techniques needed to produce a final product. Topology optimization and lattice patterns were key techniques I learned to minimize material and time usage while printing. My UROP research into coaxial, multi-material nozzles challenged me in developing a method that would best help the Additive Assembly Lab at Boston University. While creating an entire setup to account for the new nozzles, I also helped with experimenting to find the optimal printing conditions for the different materials that were used.