Led a student-run competition team composed of 60 interdisciplinary students through the design a fabrication of components for a single-occupant solar-powered vehicle in preparation for the American Solar Challenge.

Worked in several different labs at Georgia Tech while earning my Bachelor's Degree. The labs were: Dr. Phillip First's lab assisting with the study of 2D structures using Scanning Tunneling Microscopes by creating and improving tools used to perform research, Dr. Chandra Raman's lab developing a very low noise transimpedance amplifier, and the University Center for Excellence in Photovoltaics assisting with solar cell fabrication.

Worked in the Intelligent Systems Center on some exciting robot teaming technology. I built drones, helped to program robots using ROS, and designed and built some mechanical mechanisms. I gained a lot of exposure to the world of AI, machine learning, and robotics.