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Kennedy Space Center

Perform human factors analysis of equipment designs for compliance with FAA and NASA standards for NASA Space Launch Systems Exploratory Missions 1 and 2 (SLS EM1 & EM2). Monitor operations, such as booster stacking and hypergolic fuel testing, for Human Factor issues including error prevention and efficiency improvements. Produce documents and reports verifying compliance to standards. Analyze processes and procedures to identify potential human factors risk of error in preparation for launch.

Thoroughly teach fellow students how to properly brainstorm, draft, construct, format and edit creative and technical papers in the English language. Understanding assignments from multiple different teachers in a timely manner, identifying a student’s weak points and developing a strategy they can use for future writing assignments. Demonstrates communication abilities with people of all backgrounds and a deep comprehension of writing abilities at a professional and expert level.

Developing protocol and techniques for 3D motion capture testing and data retrieval. Primary leader in all the lab’s experimental research execution. All gathered data is being analyzed and applied to spacesuit research for extravehicular activity, which will then be available for future NASA and private industry applications.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Commercial Space Operations, Human Factors (Double Major)

Associate’S Degree, General Studies, Cgpa: 3.95

Activities and Societies: American Honor's SocietyAttended Pierce Community College (2013-2015), graduating from Bethel High.