Spearheading the development of the Hammerhead Winglet, an innovative aerodynamic enhancement designed for experimental and homebuilt aircraft, offering a projected 5% efficiency improvement. Leading a team of aerospace engineering students through the design, testing, and manufacturing phases, ensuring a cost-effective, lightweight, and user-friendly product for the Vans RV aircraft family.Directed research and presented findings at events such as the TREP Expo and the Student Research Symposium, engaging with aviation enthusiasts, industry professionals, and academia. Collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to combine engineering expertise and market insights, making aerodynamic efficiency more accessible to experimental aviation enthusiasts.

Currently working as a Teaching Assistant for an Introduction to Engineering course at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

Designed and manufactured composite spiroid winglets for the DA-40 aircraft using computational fluid dynamics, finite element analysis, and stress testing. Also assisted A&P mechanics with regular maintenance, visual inspections, and troubleshooting.