Organize, Communicate, and Facilitate Material Handling Projects.-Used strong communication, organization, and resource management to commissioning and system acceptance testing for an Amazon Program totaling $22M-Support Material Management and System Validation testing for Amazon Traditional Softlines Project totaling $55M-Collaborate with multiple stakeholders, including customer, sales, engineering, manufacturing, vendors, and contractors-Develop project schedules utilizing Microsoft Project Professional, organize project resources, and identify risks and mitigation strategies-Communicate to align stakeholders and gain buy-in on the project plan.-Forecast project costs to track monthly accruals and open commitments.

Design and build decks, fences, and board walks.

Throughout my time at UW-Madison I have had the opportunity to design prototypes for clients at two surrounding hospitals for five semesters. The first product was designed to have mechanical and passive stimulation to numb a patients face during BOTOX (onabotulinumtoxinA). I focused on the design of the electrical vibration design through Arduino programming simple circuitry, thermal testing, and data analysis. With this product my team and I were fortunate to gain experience in the process of pursuing a patent. Unfortunately we were unable to file as there was some overlap with the outstanding patent for Buzzy, a device used in healthcare for numbing. With this project we placed second in the Tong competition, a competition based on the marketability of your prototype.The second on going product is a load reducing knee brace for reducing pain and potentially limiting progression of osteoarthritis in a population roughly 65+ years of age and older. I have focused mainly on the design and fabrication of the ankle/foot component using basic milling.

Worked with a team of researchers to record measurements and quantity of fish for data and lab analysis on 9 lakes and 2 bogs surrounding Trout Lake Station in Minocqua, Wisconsin and UW-Madison Limnology.