• Led Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)-funded biomechanics research by providing expertise to advance the development of a wearable ear-based sensor system. • Conducted laboratory-based experiments to collect and analyze biomechanical data, assessing the use-case and validating the performance of the ear-based system.• Presented research at team meetings, peer graduate student-led update meetings, and academic conferences.

• Collaborated with senior engineers in setting up a centrifugal water pump assembly cell, participating in the planning of the physical layout, organizing parts, and providing necessary tools. • Reviewed and updated operating procedures, conducted operator safety assessments, and calibrated power tools to ensure assembly efficiency.• Revised an assembly stand with SolidWorks, improving water pump assembly efficiency and operator ergonomics.

• Processed engineering change notices efficiently, ensuring timely revisions to part and assembly files using SolidWorks and AutoCAD. • Conducted teardown analyses of competitor hair clipper units and presented findings in team meetings to provide insights and comparisons for product enhancement. • Performed sound, battery, and switch testing to uphold standards for various units.