As a co-founder of Chiktopia, I work with a team of engineers and farmers to create automated machinery for regenerative agriculture. Our flagship product is a self-moving chicken house that reduces labor costs, improves animal welfare, and enhances soil health. We have successfully tested our prototype on a local farm and secured a contract from the USDA to conduct pastured poultry research. I am also a bioengineering graduate from the University of Georgia, where I applied my knowledge and skills in engineering, biology, and design to solve real-world problems. I have completed several projects related to biomedical devices, tissue engineering, and biomimetic carbon removal, and presented my findings at regional conferences. I am passionate about innovation, sustainability, and social impact, and I aspire to become a leader in the field of sustainability.