Performing environmental tests on CubeSat subsystems. These subsystems undergo vibration, vacuum, and thermal-vacuum testing. Working under retired NASA astronaut Dr. Stephen K. Robinson.

• Facilitated multiple departmental meetings with experienced engineers for project updates, explored automation possibilities for material movement, and upgraded sewing machine components to improve production efficiency by 23%.• Navigated Teamcenter to find Bill of Materials (BOM) used for each production line module, acquired CAD files for belt drives.• Conducted experiments to evaluate thread knotting methods and provided informed recommendations on the most effective technique for implementation.• Conducted analysis of various belt drive systems employed in tampon manufacturing, measured tension on belt drives.• Measured motor and gearbox temperatures using laser thermometer, assessed values provided by international standards.• Produced a comprehensive guide outlining precise procedures for assessing belt tension, using sonic tension meter.

1 of 25 students selected nationally to learn and conduct research in the field of atmospheric sciences. Collaborated with a group of 4 other undergraduate students to plan and design research projects. Operated with NASA’s state-of-the-art research instruments. Prepared and presented scientific research poster to collegiate professors and NASA scientists.

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