Worked as the primary instructor for the course ME 3222: Mechanisms and Machine Design. Created lesson plans, led a team of teaching assistants, wrote tests, homework and exams, and interacted with students in the course.

Worked as a teaching assistant in 6 different courses over 6 semesters at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. These courses include Motion Control Lab, Heat Transfer, Design and Manufacturing 1, Design and Manufacturing 2, Mechanical Engineering Modeling, and Advanced Mechanism Design. Each of these roles had unique responsibilities, but involved helping students learn the material of these courses and perform at their fullest potential.

Worked with CPC's design and manufacturing teams to develop and validate new product lines, as well as qualifying and improving upon existing production equipment.

Design U collaborates with clients found locally within the Twin Cities area to research and develop business strategies, digital designs and physical prototypes. I specifically worked with the prototyping division of Design U on two separate projects so far, first as a team member and then as a project lead.

This role was the working component of an internship I had in the Wisconsin Dells through the international organization "The Navigators." In this job I learned a lot about hard work and the immense value of cooperation with other team members to accomplish tasks. The job also allowed me to refine my Spanish skills, as many of the chefs in the kitchen whom I interacted with every day were native Spanish speakers.

In this position, myself and a team of other first year university students from across the country collaborated to produce advisory materials for high school students who would soon be making the transition to college. I wrote articles, made videos and presentations, and provided feedback on other people's work.

I worked as a store cashier at Target for a summer. In this position, I interacted with customers to ensure they had a positive experience at the store.