The Field Engineer is part of the Flight Test group at LLNL. The Flight Test group specializes in the development of reliable in-field deployable testing and data-collection assets including autonomous rafts, UAS, and camera systems. The Field Engineer focuses on testing, checkout, and troubleshooting of these assets during their deployments as well as operating the equipment during mission execution at different testing locations.

In charge of Product Engineering, Marketing, and Sales which includes using Fusion 360 CAD and 3D printing for prototyping our products and technical writing, presentations, graphic design, and communications to sell our products, and maintain customer relations. Also responsible for organizing and running our tradeshows, building and maintaining our website, creating product appeal, and making promo videos. My dad and I founded this company together. Everything we are today has come from our ideas and hard work! So glad to be a critical part of the makes of a start-up!

In charge of product design and GUI performance. Working with Autodesk Fusion 360 CAD software to make improvements to product casing, durability, component location, size, and weight. Also, create and update pseudocode for user interface systems. Involved in accessory development and manufacturing.

In charge of customer relations and advertising. Create promotional videos and website design content. Active voice in how to move the company towards success. Give demonstrations and presentations for potential customers. As part of this small start-up, many responsibilities include small tasks to keep the LLC running and work towards profit. This includes ordering supplies, keeping inventory, and quality control.

Edited a book named "The Padded Elevator" about the author's Christian Journey with Bipolar Disorder focused on relating to the audience, structure, theme, and chapter flow. Edits were presented, discussed, and elaborated on through meetings. Also, helped edit and send out magazine articles and promotional emails.

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Design, Build, Fly (DBF) Senior Project at San Jose State University. I was the team leader for this project. We designed and built an electric RC aircraft (6ft wingspan) for the AIAA-specific missions and constraints. Built from scratch using balsa wood, prefab carbon fiber, and 3D prints. I was solely in charge of fusion 360 designs and 3D printing along with managing our schedule. Tested aircraft at Livermore Flying Electrons airfield. Heavily involved in all other design and build components. Our team of four student members competed against 115 international Universities in Wichita, KS and we placed 18th. Experienced many difficulties and learned a lot about management and hands-on flight design.

Created tutorials and informational videos on how to set up and operate products and software tools. Contributed to website content, layout, and design. Also, website programming using WordPress, and Social Media operation.

Imported test data from a Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) connected to 120 motherboard data acquisition pins. Then used Python to sort and compile the test data into an organized and updatable Excel sheet, complete with color-coded errors.

Paid College Tuition by: Serving, training new servers, and leading To-Go department

Solder SMD and through-hole components for motherboard assembly and repairs. In charge of large Bill of Material orders, keeping inventory, and providing organization to all component storage and supplies.

Feed twice a day, exercise horses, provide dietary supplements, and keep horses bathed and stables clean.

M.A.D Friday Teacher. Music, Art, and Drama for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders. Prepared and taught art lessons, sports activities, and choir songs with hand motions. Also, Bible study in small groups.

Organize/print/copy files, set up and present open houses, and verify client accounts.