President of the organization and Co Captain of the 22-23 & 23-24 TAMS rocketry teams in the American Rocketry Challenge (ARC). Defined mission objectives and employed computational methods to optimize rocket designs. Investigated cost effective methods and minimized engineering errors to work with a limited budget of the rocketry team.Recruited 20 novices and taught the basics of rocket construction, CAD (Solidworks and Onshape), and computer flight simulations (OpenRocket, Rocksim) through regular workshops, twice a week.Directed external communications to recruit mentors, sponsors, and launch site directors to manage the logistics of the team.3D printed RC planes projects, experimenting with different propeller designs & wing support for optimal speed and stability.

Worked under the supervision of Dr. Paul Marshall in the UNT Department of ChemistryInvestigated the global warming potential of various hydrofluorocarbon(HFC) samples using relative reaction rate methodStudied Gas-phase kinetics of small molecules and atmospheric chemistryOperated Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy, monitoring the chemistry of the target HFC sample initiated by chlorine radicals

Secured funds with creative advertisements and flyers and by getting in touch with external organizations and businessesCommunicated with UNT Student Government Association to secure general club meeting venues and budget for club eventsCollaborated with the club executives to plan logistics and designed robot-control system for Botathon, an annual cross-disciplinary robotics competition for UNT students

Participated in the Summer Science Program in astrophysics at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Completed research into theoretical and experimental methods of astrophysics, getting thorough understandings in celestial mechanics, optics, photometry, and research grade telescope operation; established proficiency in Python.