With a focus on contributing to the restoration and creation of classic Porsche vehicles, I design and fabricate specialized parts, reflecting a growing expertise in manufacturability, assembly processes, and automotive intricacies. Providing invaluable insights into the meticulous world of classic car restoration, further fueling my passion for excellence in every project undertaken.

While working on an assembly line, contributed to improving the assembly line's efficiency. Actively participated in identifying and implementing process improvements, and played a key role in reorganizing and optimizing facility setup.

Developed a model an avionic mission control system and head mounted display and generated a thermal characterization utilized 6Sig- maET based on material qualities and thermodynamic equations.Developed a training program on this process for new hires including how to set up a simulation, troubleshoot common issues, and outline useful tools and features.

Contributed to the design, fabrication, and assembly of custom parts for classic air-cooled Porches using a variety of tools including TIG/MIG welding, media blasting, band saw, and assorted power and air tools.Worked on the CSF SEMA 911 project car, and a Martini Racing inspired ’78 911. For the CSF 911, helped make many adjustments to fit the newer 3.9 liter 993 engine and modified G50 transmission into the car, including cutting up and retrofitting a titanium GT3 muffler, and fixing other alignment and body issues. For the Martini car, helped design and fabricate a twin EFR turbo, Chromoly, Pagani Huayra, styled exhaust system, and installed the upgraded engine back into the car.

Worked as an engineering intern in the R&D department in new product development and product testing. I lead performing endurance and durability testing on a new product for a multinational company that needed to be thoroughly vetted and tested.

Over my four years at Servite High School I participated in the FIRST Robotics Competiton learning how to be a successful engineer. As the Chief Technical Officer my senior year, I directed the engineering, research and development, software development, and manufacturing functions of the team and also promoted the team when speaking to parents, students, sponsors, and the community at outreach events. As the Vice President of Operations, I led support tasks for robot design and development, management of part supplies, the safety of all Team 3309 participants, and competition preparation such as scouting and game analytics. Throughout my experiences, I learned how to be a professional engineer while working with adult mentors from companies like Boeing, Google, and others to help us along the engineering process