Flight Controller for NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) mission. Working with instrument leads to operate the MMS Instrument Suite. Test Operator for the GOES-R Series EXIS instrument. Operating the EXIS instrument during Integration and Test activities at the instrument and spacecraft level.

• Led two major vehicle level technical trade studies. Tasks included identification of trade variables and leading interface analyses, culminating in a program board presentation detailing technical capabilities, interface impacts, cost, and schedule.• Member of atmospheric flight test operations team developing timelines, procedures, and vehicle reference book.• One of two engineers responsible for the GUI development and verification of ground displays for flight testing.• As System Architect for the Propulsion Subsystem, improved interface communication and collaboration, resolved interface issues, managed subsystem requirements specification, and served as propulsion liaison to program.• Manager of 200+ page Scenarios, Timelines, and Ground Rules document detailing nominal and contingent operations and mission analyses. Role included keeping document up-to-date with latest technical design, and preparing document for release in Agile PLM and subsequent customer delivery.• Owner of Dream Chaser nominal and contingency mission overview timelines, using crew scheduling constraints and vehicle capability to define mission phases, events, attitudes, power modes, and deorbit opportunities.• Performed flow down, decomposition, and tracking of NASA Commercial Crew Program requirements to element and subsystem specifications.

• Wrote test protocols, ran experiments, analyzed data, and wrote reports to assess performance of medical devices.• Updated drawings and solid models in Autodesk Inventor to prepare for device prototyping. • Researched professional medical journals for relative information and new technologies.

Tutored students weekly for homework help and exam preparation in physics and calculus.

Graded weekly assignments for Finite Element Analysis

• Wrote test protocols, ran experiments, analyzed data, and wrote reports to assess performance of medical devices.• Updated drawings and solid models in Autodesk Inventor to prepare for device prototyping. • Researched professional medical journals for relative information and new technologies.

Checked in guests to dormitory and maintained safety within the hall

Graded weekly technical reports in accordance to experiments conducted in Materials Science Laboratory

- Taught English in various 3 to 5 day camps across Nagasaki Prefecture- Led small groups of ages ranging from 4 to 16 years old