I have an active role in designing, manufacturing, assembling, and testing audio-animatronics using a variety of mechanical and electrical components.

I work as a graduate research assistant in the GPS and Vehicle Dynamics lab. I primarily deal with vehicle guidance and control as well as manufacturing of components and interface of hardware and software with respect to automated/autonomous vehicles.

My primary role was to train and assist PhD, graduate, and undergraduate students on the proper usage of various presses, mills, furnaces, lathes, and general machine shop equipment in a way that promoted safety, and proper machine usage. Additionally, I worked with various senior design teams and students to create prototypes, and modify those prototypes for ease of manufacturability.