My focus for the 2018 Fall semester has been redesigning and porting legacy motor controllers to KiCAD from previous Rover generations for the 2019 Rover. I'm also actively involved in new member training sessions on KiCAD to develop custom libraries, schematics and layouts. Previously, I worked on the 2018 Rover gimbal camera mount by designing motor controllers and drive boards.

At WWT, I work with the Data Analytics team in Professional Services to create dynamic visualizations and reports using scripts and data source aggregations in Tableau. Several projects involve coordinating with stakeholders to determine how our analytics can align with their business. In other projects, I build proof of concept reports and visualizations for previously unexplored business metrics in the organization. Our team hopes to provide a value-add through innovative business analytics in these proof of concept areas.

Developed circular cavity resonators to measure the effect of hot melt and UV glue on high speed cable construction and signal transmission. Studied essential PCB design concepts and terminology as well as basic signal integrity and transmission line theory. Actively participated in design reviews for this internship project throughout the summer, revising and adjusting with the instruction and collaborative efforts of full-time engineers.

My primary focus was working with System Center Applications, particularly Operations Manager and Configuration Manager. In addition, I utilized VMware applications such as vRealize Operations Manager 6.0. My major project focused on decommissioning the SCOM 2007 Environment by installing 2012 Agents on servers which previously belonged to the 2007 Environment. Further, I studied Dell OpenManage Essentials and worked to install the Dell Management Pack for SCOM 2012.My time at MasterCard heavily involved working with professionals and learning from their expertise. I collaborated with individuals inside and outside of my team which helped catalyze my growing knowledge of these enterprise management applications. I worked closely with other interns on innovative group projects, advancing my ability to work with colleagues in a business setting.

Assisted in maintaining the successful operation of both the front desk and the phone lines. Worked individually and with colleagues in solving complex hardware and software problems. Troubleshot a broad range of IT issues from personal to campus-wide.