Isabelle Amodio

Aerospace Engineering student with a strong foundation in C++, CAD, MATLAB, and technical writing. Known for thriving in collaborative, team-oriented environments where communication and adaptability are key. Skilled at tackling complex problems by contributing technical expertise, while supporting and learning from peers. Motivated to bring a collaborative mindset and problem-solving approach to engineering challenges in an internship setting.

• Weather Balloon CubeSat for ASEN 1400. Designed and built a CubeSat with boom-arm-camera extension with a team of peers for an introductory projects course. Conducted structural and electronics testing on CubeSat and its components.
• High-Powered Sounding 'Mamba' Rocket. Worked with other members in the CU Sounding Rocket Laboratory to design, assemble, test, and launch a high-powered, solid motor rocket. Mixed propellant and created fuel grains for the motor. Learned about the basics of rocketry along with the testing procedures for each subsystem.
• Boost Glide Vehicle for ASEN 2804 Aerospace Vehicle Design Lab. Designed and tested a glider prototype through aerodynamic trade studies, CAD modeling, and physical flight testing.Evaluated performance metrics such as lift-to-drag ratio, stability coefficients, and glide range to guide design iterations. Presented design review findings in a formal engineering presentation.

• Engineering Award for Vehicle Design Lab