-Working in the Laboratory for Aviation and the Environment (LAE) at MIT to verify the design of an electroaerodynamic (EAD) thruster that uses ions in the air as nearly silent propulsion.-Modeling the plane and thruster of the EAD aircraft.-Creating a smaller prototype thruster to test the current thruster design strength and effectiveness.

-Coordinating with MIT administration, AeroAstro department, and sponsors to advocate for the team's advancement.-Leading the various subteams through the development of a single-stage rocket for the Spaceport America Cup competition.-Refining and organizing the onboarding for incoming Rocket Team freshmen.-Facilitating a healthy and positive team enviornment.

-Modeled, manufactured, and tested structural and recovery parts for the MIT Rocket Teams entry into the Spaceport America Cup: Prometheus. -Manufactured and tested parts for the rocket Phoenix which successfully launched to 33000ft in Jan, 2022.

-Led ~10 members on the Structures subteam on the design and testing of Structures and Recovery hardware for the two-stage rocket Medusa.-Designed and modeled the avionics and deployment hardware for Medusa

Assist students at makerspaces on campus. Host opens hours for students to work on projects.

Receive, log, and give packages to Simmons Hall residents. Manage items available for checkout.

Independently managed 10-20 kids from ages 5-14. Led activities and games for all 40-60 children in the camp. Resolved conflicts created during activities and conflicts between campers.