Passionate engineer driven to advance the future of mobility through innovation and leadership. Currently pursuing an MBA and MS in Mechanical Engineering through MIT's prestigious Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) program, with expected graduation in spring 2025.Over the past decade, I have demonstrated expertise in systems engineering, product management, and research across leading organizations in the aerospace and transportation sectors, such as Aurora Flight Sciences (a Boeing Company), L3Harris Corporation, and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). My experience spans defining system architectures, refining analysis processes, and coordinating complex projects to drive advancements in mobility.Presently, I am conducting my 6-month graduate research at Nissan Motor Corporation, applying my skills to push the boundaries of automotive operations. Prior to MIT, I played a key role in modeling an international Urban Air Mobility (UAM) enterprise architecture at Aurora Flight Sciences and informing the initial functional and logical architecture of Wisk's Generation 6 Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS), attracting significant investment.As an undergraduate at the University of Maryland, I excelled in the Aerospace Honors Program and conducted research on innovative propulsion systems at the Alfred Gessow Rotorcraft Center. I have actively contributed to the mobility community through mentorship, tutoring, and collaborating with industry working groups.I am excited to leverage my technical expertise, leadership skills, and passion for innovation to drive transformative projects that shape the future of mobility across various domains, including aerospace, automotive, and beyond.