My main area of research at Sandia National Labs is Quantum Information Science with an emphasis on theoretical and computational condensed matter physics. My career goal is to obtain a position where I will be able to use my knowledge and experience to research the forefronts of modern quantum information science and/or obtain a position where I work on a project I am passionate about. I obtained my Ph.D. through the Missouri University of Science and Technology and my MS through Delaware State University. My dissertation research was on the semi-empirical modeling of liquid carbon's containerless solidification. My thesis and currently ongoing research has been to solve noise issues in modern applications (such as quantum sensing/computing) and experiments of nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond. Before attending Delaware State University, I obtained a BS in Physics from Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville. At SIU-E I was an undergraduate teaching assistant for the physics department for 2 years. I was also able to acquire 2 years of experience in gathering and analyzing data while working on nonlinear optics research. Along with this research, I also attended a summer internship at OSCAR Labs where I worked in the biophotonic imaging lab.My first college degree is an associate's degree in Video Game Design from Lakeland Community College. Here I learned how to use different game design programming languages and 3D modeling tools such as Dark Basic, XNA, Maya, and the Unity 3D engine. Since then, I have tinkered with the Unreal Engine 4/5.The work I have done has allowed me to gain expertise in applying analytical and numerical techniques to practical applications and problem-solving. I have been able to gain real research experience that has allowed me to present data at multiple different conferences and publish it in multiple prestigious journals. I enjoy the environment of doing state-of-the-art research and enjoy the challenges it brings me. I hope to continue to tackle the problems in Quantum Sensing, Quantum Information Science, and Material and Quantum Materials Science and/or use my skills to help a team solve a problem to make something revolutionary.