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Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas

Subcontracted to Jacobs Engineering, JETS contractCurrent work on Artemis 3 Lunar Tools Project which currently encompasses typical geology tools as well as some astronaut aid hardwareLead over the Dust Mitigation design team, leading a group of 2 engineersCo-lead over the next generation (Artemis 4+) of geology tools that include more advanced.

Houston, Texas Area

Direct and manage deployment of team to support on-site operations: including deployment of new technologies to support data analytics for production optimization in oil wellsEnhance operations to improve safety and to reduce risk to equipmentCreated new designs to ensure reliability of designs in relation to field usageEstablish troubleshooting procedures.

Design and sustaining engineering team member. Laid out and designed packing configurations and drawings for support of ISS flights. Set up and organized lab environments upon award of contract.Coordinate lab activities for testing and packing of resources for the ISS program.Ongoing assessments of operations to streamline and simplify operations in order.

Coordinate on time deliveries from multiple sources to produce a single set of products delivered directly to the NASA customer.Provide coordination and support for real time problem resolution, as well as timely status updates to the NASA customer. Act as the design interface between multiple contracts, international entities, and support organizations to.

Oversaw multi-million dollar reservoir stimulation jobs.Provided analysis, redesign, and performance projections based upon real time data acquisition during reservoir stimulation.Employed company safety standards on location before, during, and after job performance.Responsible for understanding and maintaining all equipment used on location during jobs.

Supported a team effort in a contest to fly a satellite with a purposeful payload supported by the USAF. Personal duties involved determining the feasability of utlilizing and building torque rods for attitude control. Involved researching commercially available torque rods and researching the governing equations imparted by utilizing this technology.

Actively participated as a member in the Reduced Gravity Student Flight Opportunities Program (RGFSOP) overseen by NASA. Our team designed and constructed a small scale model of a method to safely melt, contain and recrystallize a small sample of several samples of metals and aluminum alloys. Our project was not chosen for flight and all information was.

Assisted chemists at GE Water Technologies in research and development of filtration techniques, and acted as primary technician for the testing of water and chemical filtration membranes over the course of two terms as a Laboratory Intern.

Performed mechanic duties, specializing in electronics and drivability.Handled customer concerns and managed the shop in the absence of the owner.Assisted with implementing overhead control and generating new business

Ba, Aerospace Engineering

Activities and Societies: Active member in AIAACompleted required course work with a 3.3 GPA. Classwork included, but not limited to, C++.

Diploma, Automotive Electrical Diagnostics And Driveability

Completed required coursework with a 3.8 GPA.

Associate, Automotive Repair Technician

Completed required course work with a 3.7 GPA.