Founded and currently managing a 29-member multidisciplinary team focused on sustainable innovation and autonomous systems. Leading the development of the CASTUS trash-picking robot with in-house PCBs (BMS, BLDC Controller, Solar Charge Controller, Power Distribution Board) using STM32H7 processors and NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX. Grew partnerships, drove record-breaking team growth, and aligned projects with global climate and energy goals.

Tasked with the design and implementation of a 3-part DC-DC Buck Converter (600V to 24V) for use in a Formula-style race car.

CNE represents all 3 million school students in Romania and fights for more school funding, legislative changes, and has a permanent-member status in the Consultative Council of the Romanian Ministry of Education. As General VP my tasks were very diverse, like being in charge of organizing large workshops and events (hundreds of people), negotiating with our partners, drafting new legislation proposals, or doing field trips all across the country to evaluate the performance of the substructures of CNE. In order to reach this position and win the votes of my fellow students, I had to climb up all the ranks of the lower structures (school, city, and regional levels), proving my managerial and organizational expertise.

As International Officer, I was the representative of Romanian school students in the European forum, so I would bring up in the General Assembly the problems that the Romanian educational sector was facing at the time. My tasks included: contributions to the European Commission's Digital Education Action Plan, and writing grants on behalf of my national association for EU funding.