I work with students from Stanford, MIT, and Georgia Tech to researched and present relevantliterature for the Verification of Autonomous Vehicles Group in the program. I am one of the student leads for the Hampton University branch of the NASA ULI Research Program. I organize meetings with the Hampton University students to present literature and discuss the research focuses of their respective groups.

I was an intern in the Naval Forces Division. I analyzed data pertaining to 20+ ships in the Littoral Combat Ship Program. I compiled said data to provide data-driven conclusions on the program. I collaborated with members of varying divisions and executed a formal briefing to director of Naval Forces.

I was an intern in the Naval Forces Division. I conducted in-depth research and analysis of data pertaining to the current capabilities of the Naval Industrial Base. I created a framework to model said data in a flexible yet streamlined way via Excel, so the ability of Naval Industrial Base to meet future Naval demands could be easily ascertained. To do this, I managed data of 50+ ships of varying classes and was able to successfully work collaboratively with team members despite being in a virtual environment. I found creative ways to access various resources needed for research in spite of beingoffsite.

Conducted experiments on AM, FM, and Light-fidelity TransmittersCooperated with others in a team-based environmentDeveloped top-level skills in collaboration, interpersonal communication, and writing as a result ofhands-on work and trainingResponsible for quality control and testing through 3+ trialsProvided proof of concept and experimental strategy