I am a Cislunar Lead Systems Engineering at Space Dynamics Laboratory, working with AFRL. My role involves the technical management and systems integration side of projects including space simulation efforts and other mission planning oriented projects. I have experience with Systems Engineering and project leadership in government projects ranging from DOE physical security installations to DOD modeling and simulation programs through my work at both Sandia National Laboratories and Space Dynamics Laboratory. Career wise I seek to leverage these experiences to deliver high consequence systems to key government customers across the defense portfolio.My educational experience features a PhD in Electrical Engineering with a focus in printed electronics at the University of Texas with Dr. Ray Chen. Prior to that, I graduated with an undergraduate in Computer Engineering from Texas A&M University. My experience includes both software and hardware, with interests in systems engineering and application driven engineering.My technical experience includes designing, testing, and producing RF systems, such as phased array antennas, frequency scanning arrays, and radar systems. Additionally I have worked on numerous optics and optical systems projects ranging from server fiber optics to satellite cameras. Both of these technical areas have built my expertise in nanomaterials and composites including carbon nanotube semiconductors and high-K composite polymers.Specialties: Systems Engineering, Printing, Electronics Production, Transistor Design, Antenna System Design, Optical systems, problem solving, Chinese Language