Passionate about all things infrastructure related, I am currently a junior at Arizona State University studying Civil Engineering. I am currently a Pre-Doctoral Fellow at Purdue University, stationed at Utah State University, where I am working with the ASPIRE research center on dynamic wireless power transfer modules that will charge electric cars while in-motion. I am also the Battery Team Lead for Solar Devils, charged with designing a 5.5 kWh lithium-ion battery for a solar-powered race car to compete in the American Solar Challenge (ASC). Civil and Electrical Engineering are my two main passions.I enjoy working with others to problem solve, which has led me to many passions outside my major. Previously I obtained hands-on lab experience at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth where I worked on research into non-aqueous redox-flow batteries. Chemistry, coding, computer hardware, and electrical circuits are not commonly associated with Civil Engineering, but I enjoy working with a team and am always open to learning and not afraid to seek guidance when needed.