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● Developed cinematics and landscapes for virtual reality training simulations using Unreal Engine and Blender● Assisted with human-computer interaction and inclusive technology research, specifically pilot studies for blind and low-vision individuals and autonomous vehicles● Worked as a multimedia specialist and produced a YouTube Short for The Maine Journal Umaine● Work has continued remotely since the summer

● Courses Tutored: Intro to Engineering (Fall '22), Foundations of Engineering Analysis (Computer Aided Design & Excel) (Spring '23), Dynamics & Kinematics (Spring '24), Thermal and Fluid Systems (Fall '24)● Provided tutoring hours at least four hours per week as well as one-on-one sessions by appointment for over twenty students

● Assisted in research in the Characterisation and Comparability Laboratory (CCL) under the supervision of principal investigator Jonathan Bones, Ph.D.● Techniques and equipment used include: liquid chromatography, mass spectrometry, QubitTM fluorometer, ÄKTA avant● Completed training in manual handling, introduction to bioprocessing, cell culture, single-use technologies, column packing, small-scale ultrafiltration/diafiltration (UF/DF) and chemical and biological agents spill training through NIBRT● Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF)

● Culminated in a lab report and public poster presentation: Hypochlorous Acid Optimization and Application● Conducted experiments and analyzed data related to the production of hypochlorous acid (HOCl)● Assisted with the trial for the implementation of HOCl as a disinfectant at a wastewater treatment plant (Biddeford, ME) and collaborated with Maine Manufacturing Partners (MMP) and sponsored by the U.S. Economic Development Administration● Completed approximately 320 hours

Part-time staff during summer and school breaks. Managed online activity for multiple platforms, oversaw opening and closing operations, provided responsive customer service maintaining a positive and courteous attitude to enhance the dining experience, applied intuitive problem solving to resolve customer challenges and serve a diverse clientele, managed multiple priorities and collaborated with kitchen staff to assure an enjoyable experience.

● Culminated in a lab report and public poster presentation of the "Synthesis of a Biological and Imaging Compatible Peptide Targeting an Immune Response in Zebrafish"● Synthesized peptides using an automated synthesizer and characterized each peptide using various techniques● Gained experience with laboratory methods and equipment such as the aapptec Vantage Peptide Synthesizer,high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy● Sponsored by the Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) and National Science Foundation (NSF)● Completed over 30 hours a week between June 17 and August 16, 2019, under the advisory of Matthew Brichacek (assistant professor of the Department of Chemistry) and the mentorship of Miranda Jacques (student of biomedical engineering) in a synthetic/organic chemistry laboratory