01. // ABOUT ME

I am a Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Colorado Boulder, minoring in Applied Mathematics with an emphasis on probability and statistics. My passion for mobility and performance engineering stems from years of hands-on automotive modification—specifically performing performance upgrades, like turbo-back exhaust installations, on platforms including the Subaru WRX and Audi S4. Today, I channel that drive into precision fabrication, data acquisition, and mechatronic systems.

Whether I am integrating Garmin Tread telemetry for the CU Boulder Racing Team, machining tight-tolerance wobbler engines, or engineering high-temperature composites for the Sounding Rocket Laboratory, I focus on bridging the gap between computational modeling and physical manufacturing. I am actively seeking aerospace, automotive, and mechatronics internship positions where I can leverage my skills in SOLIDWORKS, manual machining, and system architecture.