About me
I’m a mechanical engineering student at UCF. I care about being the best version of myself and learning from my mistakes.
I grew up building things. LEGO first, then cardboard, then anything I could take apart and put back together. That led to circuits and math, and eventually to engineering.
I didn’t put in the work I could have in high school. Going into college I decided that wouldn’t happen again: good grades, experience early, and learning as fast as I can.
I taught myself SolidWorks and earned my CSWA and CSWP before my first semester, then joined undergraduate research, machined parts for Baja SAE, and led a 60+ member ASME design team. That led to GE Vernova last summer, and this fall I’m with Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control.
Long term, I want to work on a close team that values collaboration and new ideas, on problems like thermal management for computing hardware. It’s part of why I’m building a liquid cooling loop on my own time.