Focused on mechanical and aerospace engineering with experience in wind tunnel testing and technical project collaboration. Skilled in SolidWorks, Python, and collaborative teamwork.
I'm a sophomore at the University of Connecticut, majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a concentration in Aerospace Engineering. I transferred from Central Connecticut State University, where I completed my first year and built a strong foundation in design and prototyping.
I've always been drawn to creating and improving things, especially through digital design and CAD work where I can turn ideas into functional designs. At UConn, I'm part of the Formula SAE Aerodynamics Subsystem, where I help with aerodynamic simulations, testing, and validation for our airfoil prototypes.
I enjoy the mix of teamwork, creativity, and technical problem-solving that engineering brings, and I'm always looking for ways to connect what I learn in class with hands-on projects. My long-term goal is to work in the aerospace industry, designing and improving systems.