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Redmond, Washington, United States

Technical Program Manager for the Spacecraft Propulsion team, Amazon’s Project Kuiper.

Greater Denver Area

Appointed to oversee, guide, and assess a number of engineering activities associated with Centaur V Second Stage Upgrades program. Own responsibility for developing product vision and corresponding technical roadmaps that define systems architectures. Employ a variety of agile methodologies to allocate workloads and monitor project delivery status. Responsible for the delivery of flight-qualified hardware from requirements definition through test.Product Owner for a Valve component development program with competing suppliers and demands. Responsible for defining valve features and requirements that will best serve future business needs while minimizing technical risk. Product Owner for a third-stage rocket concept. Responsible for a team of 3 engineers to define the product features, establish requirements, and allocate work scope in support of the NASA HLS Lunar Lander program.Active contributor to professional development and workplace tools. Made significant contributions to professional development of interns that completed summer mentorship programs. Designed and launched an internal reporting tool that decreased reporting time by 50% and allowed for greater collaboration amongst team members.Previous responsibilities included supporting Engineering Release, Qualification Testing, and First Flight Article Production for the Tank Venting Systems on the Centaur V upper stage. These activities supported the initial Vulcan product offering and First Flight. Responsible Component Engineer for Pyro Operated Isolation Valve, executing all aspects of component development including: Development Testing, Conceptual Design, Detailed Design and Engineering Release, and Formal Design Reviews.Experience in Laser-Sintered Additive Manufactured Components. Responsible for supplier oversight and non-conformance resolution, in addition to developing original designs.

Greater Denver Area

Payload Accommodations Group. Supported mission-unique designs of payload adapters, fairings, and separation systems. Also supported mission integration activities such as test activities, integration studies (configuration and Loss of Clearance), and test requirements verification.Designs flown on AEHF-4, GPS-III, AEHF-5, and AEHF-6. Upcoming designs on Landsat-9, STP-3, and other missions.

Centennial, Colorado

Second Stage Propulsion Design Intern:-Provided preliminary designs (routing, layout, CAD, cost estimates) for venting systems for Vulcan Second Stage development effort.-Presented results to engineering review board: 3 preliminary designs approved-NX (CAD), Trade Studies, cost estimates, Contract initiation with vendors, Supported System Requirement Review (SRR) decision gate review with Air Force, external customers.-Intern Rocket Team Member: Coordinated a development test to be flown on the world's largest sport rocket, ULA's 53 foot Future Heavy.

Dallas Texas

Responsible for managing assignments, content creation, and page layout for opinion section of SMU's campus newspaper.

Plano, Texas

Intern for Frito Lay North America Asset Strategy division of Supply Chain ops- $5 Million in Productivity (savings) made at completion of project- Created five analytics tools using excel VBA and company databases. Each tool cut report generation time from more than 1 hour (manual) to less than five minutes using excel VBA macros.- Gained experience in professional communications and leadership through interactions across many different functions Interfaced with teams in finance, network modeling team, and product supply divisions.

Dublin Ireland

Processed financial data for clients. Analysis on Merchant Card Acquiring preformed in excel. Presentations on data for clients created in power point. Additionally created databases to increase productivity and training materials to standardize the training of new analysts. Also assisted with marketing through 6 blog posts.

Huntington Beach, Ca

Project leader on coal fly ash environmental cleanup process. End-to-end style design project began with conceptual review of an existing chemical process, adapting this process for waste remediation, then addressing issues with the process and carrying out laboratory testing. In addition, a business case was created for the implementation of the process to waste remediation. The project culminated with a proposal to venture capitalists at Boeing offices in Huntington Beach.

Master’S Degree, Systems Engineering

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics

Activities and Societies: -Engaged Learning Fellowship Recipient: SMU's premier undergraduate research fellowship -Rocketry Team founder.