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Stockton, California, United States

AAASC is an innovative and responsive supplier of complex composite and metal bonded structure assemblies to the Aerospace Industry.

Santa Barbara, California, United States

Aquantis works to develop and commercialize underwater turbines that harness marine currents as a form of renewable energy. During my time here, I was given the responsibility to develop the testing systems for the turbine blades as it operated underwater. I successfully developed a LabVIEW program on a CompactRIO DAQ Chassis, developed the methodology on installing strain gauges onto our steel turbine spars before wrapping it in fiberglass, and developed the design of the waterproof housing that the testing system would operate in as it measured the stress and strain of the blades for bending and torsion.

University Of California Davis, California, United States

The lab works on studying the durability of fiber-reinforced polymer composites and other characteristics. We recently have been developing and testing mycelium based structures to create biodegradable environmental-friendly wind turbines!● Manufactured carbon fiber fins for a subscale rocket using traditional wet-layup methods● Engineered a cantilever beam stand for static and dynamic load testing of turbine blades● Cultivated mycelium to produce a variety of composite samples for analysis

University Of California Davis, California, United States

A student organization at UC Davis focused on providing undergraduates with hands-on experience in space technology. The Attitude Determination & Control Systems in particular focuses on the stability and control of the satellite while it's in orbit to prevent tumbling while controlling its orientation towards the Earth for pictures. The systems include sun sensors, magnetorquer coils, and reaction wheels, with an emphasis on using hard-disk drives as cheaper alternatives to manufactured reaction wheels.● Developed CubeSAT subsystem for stability and control using reaction wheels● Ran hard disk drive tests using microcontrollers as a cost-effective substitute for reaction wheels● Programmed PID controllers in Python and C++ and used MATLAB for fine-tuning speed controller● Designed and manufactured a test rig using Solidworks, 3D Printing, and Laser Cutting

Davis, California, United States

A student-run transit system that operates in and around the campus of UC Davis. The system provides service to the entire city with a fleet of buses over many routes that carry millions of passengers per year.● Conducted thorough inspections during regular vehicle maintenance, demonstrating a deepunderstanding of vehicle components and functions for optimal efficiency.● Effectively communicated with a diverse range of passengers, ensuring a positive experience whilemaintaining punctuality

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical And Aerospace Engineering

Activities and Societies: Space and Satellite Systems, Advanced Composites Research Engineering & Sciences Laboratory, Welding.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Varsity Tennis (2016-2020), Chess Club President (2019-2020), Astronomy Club Treasurer (2016-2017), Engineering.