My first role was being an Automation Engineer for the GA-SC RAN Design Team, where I developed time-saving scripts that significantly improved operational efficiency. I automated the generation of sites, transmitters, and cells tables for ATOLL, and created a database to track and store all the records and files that the team used for ATOLL updates. These improvements earned me a Connection Award for significantly boosting our team’s ability to generate and process ATOLL TablesMy second role was being a Data Engineer with the Capacity Management Team. My responsibilities were data collection, data analytics, and troubleshooting for servers reporting to the TrueSight Capacity Optimization (TSCO) platform. I developed automation scripts that streamlined these processes, ensuring efficient and accurate data handling.My third role was an ML/AI Engineer with the Tower Strategy Team, where I developed a local Optical Character Recognition (OCR) application to extract tabular data from site agreements, which was then stored in DEEP. Additionally, I utilized my data engineering skills to perform health checks and data verification for the team's DEEP data and lease data.

- Oversee all engineering aspects of developing an autonomous underwater vehicle including: research, design, logistics, testing, performance, recruiting, & financials.-Increased member participation by 50% during presidency. - Model and detail solutions in SolidWorks & Python for robotic arms.- R&D new kill switch design & interior temperature data.- Machine shop experience in fabricating aluminum plates to create the exterior subframe.

- Developing and implementing training programs that focus on improving technique, stroke placement, speed, and style.- Using a range of activities to improve water confidence.- Teaching and perfecting skills like flip turns, kicking, diving, stroke count, and breath control for swimmers.- Set training goals and objectives for the team as well as individual swimmers.- Establish and maintain good swim team relations which include providing appropriate levels of access and communication

Key Contributions:• Maintain pool equipment while tracking and recording pool temperatures.• Display a professional presence, demeanor, and maintained a high level of customer service. • Clarify and implement rules, legislation, and procedures to ensure the safety of patrons.• Respond to emergencies and to save swimmers at risk of drowning.• Adhere to all emergency action plans and procedures. • Establish a safe and hygienic pool and restroom facilities.

- Perform washer, dryer, refrigerator, and other product teardowns and analysis to determine root cause for field failure issues.- Communicating with origin part manufacturer results found in failed field service parts- Analyze field quality data to help identify projects for product improvement- Work on Cost of Quality projects to help drive down costs in warranty, damage, concessions, and customer education.- Work with customer-facing teams to accelerate field fixes.

Key Contributions:• Fabricate detailed layouts for equipment, processes, and workflow while analyzing problem resolutions and implementing improvements.• Coordinated the formulation and execution of production maintenance (PM) models with Management & Operations.• Generate a short-and long-term factory master plan for Ropers.• Analyze & identify process improvement opportunities to boost uptime, waste, or labor productivity in manufacturing operations.• Distinguish and deploy new oil sampling and motor vibration monitoring routes.• Ensure manufacturing processes, equipment, and products comply with safety standards and legal regulations.• Communicate manufacturing capabilities, production schedules, or other information to facilitate production processes.

-Leading Kennesaw State's largest honor society of 900+ members-Promote "Knowledge is Power" -Create meetings, name all special committees, appoint all ad hoc committee chairs, make recommendations for the future development of the organization, and call all special elections. -Make an annual report to the Faculty Advisor concerning the Chapter’s activities, programs and membership during the preceding academic year.