

Aerospace and mechanical engineer with a focus on project management and research and development. Experience with numerous types of industry software such as CAD, CNC, and CFD, along with people skills such as team leadership and publication experience in academia.
As news editor, I oversaw the research, writing, and editing for all articles published in The Scroll under the News category, typically a few dozen per year, ranging from school events to geopolitics. Reported on key events including the 2024 US Elections, political appointments, aerospace industry developments, NASA missions, national debt, and military operations, providing in-depth coverage and analysis. Additionally, I published an academic research paper in The Scroll, "Development of a Permanent Manned Base on the Lunar Surface: A Comprehensive Study", and presented another paper at the county's annual Student Learning Conference, "The Next Giant Leap: Manned Missions to Mars". My news articles and research papers are available upon request.
As an intern at the Applied Physics Laboratory, I was placed onto a Research & Exploratory Development team, tasked with developing an experimental rocket-launched quadcopter. I 3D-modeled, simulated, and tested prototypes of an unfolding rotor-arm that could fold up to act as an aeroshell during launch, then reliably deploys and serves as the arms for a drone. I presented my findings at the annual ASPIRE presentation in August 2025 at the Kossiakoff Center.
Academic Writing/Publishing
CNC machining
CFD software
Orbital mechanics simulation
Computational Fluid Dynamics Software
N-Body Orbital Mechanics Simulation Software
Component Integration
Computer Numerical Control Machining
Founder and president of the largest high-school high-power rocketry club in central Maryland, the OMRC, led the club to be the only high-school team to compete in the Battle of the Rockets, a regional high-power rocketry competition.