About Me

I’ve always been driven to solve problems, a mindset that naturally led me to engineering. Over the past two years at Foothill College, I’ve focused on aerospace, building a strong foundation in mechanical engineering and prototyping. My work in this field, particularly on unmanned aerial systems, has allowed me to tackle complex projects like Atlas-C and Project Nautilus, where I’ve applied skills in design, analysis, and testing.

Beyond traditional education, I’ve expanded my expertise through online courses, certifications, and hands-on learning, including traveling to learn about composite manufacturing. These experiences have enriched my understanding of engineering and honed my ability to find creative solutions, as demonstrated by my work on Lift Kit 3.

I’ve held various leadership roles, from leading design efforts in high school to serving as president of the Foothill Engineering Club. Now, at San Diego State University, I’m working to establish an aerospace club focused on innovation and research.

Adaptability and quick learning have been key throughout my journey. I’m proficient in SOLIDWORKS and have hands-on experience with 3D printing, woodworking, and composite manufacturing. Looking forward, I plan to deepen my involvement in the aerospace industry, with a long-term goal of starting my own company focused on developing autonomous systems.