As a MV-22B Pilot at the United States Marine Corps, I fly and maintain the world's most advanced tiltrotor aircraft, supporting various missions and operations across the globe. I have been serving as a Marine Officer for over nine years, leading and managing diverse teams of Marines in challenging and dynamic environments. I am also pursuing a Master of Arts in Sustainable Energy at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), where I am learning about the latest trends, policies, and technologies in the energy sector. I have a Bachelor of Science in Ocean Engineering from the United States Naval Academy, where I gained a strong foundation in engineering principles and applications. My skills include organizational leadership, team building, and organization skills, which I have developed and honed throughout my military and academic career. My core competencies are adaptability, resilience, and problem-solving, which enable me to overcome any obstacle and achieve any goal.