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Virtual Resume

Education

Columbia University (Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science)

Major: Mechanical Engineering | Minor: Aerospace Engineering | Intended Graduation: 2027 | Cumulative GPA: 3.5

 

Stevens Institute of Technology​

Major: Mechanical Engineering | Transferred after two semesters | Cumulative GPA: 3.9

Experience

Columbia Space Initiative Rocketry Team | Club Member
•    Responsible fluids engineer on a team designing and building a rocket with a liquid bi-propellant propulsion system.
•    Led team that developed a liquid oxygen feed system on the 25/26 vehicle including custom check valve, cryogenic disconnect.
•    Designed and manufactured a nitrogen quick disconnect on the 2024/25 vehicle. Contributed to GN2 system architecture.
•    Launched 2024/25 rocket with all contributions fully functional. First student lead team in the United States to launch a LOX-Hybrid system.

STS Aerospace | Mechanical Engineering Intern  
•    Designing custom tools and fixtures for aerospace manufacturing to improve production efficiency and eliminating waste.
•    Implementing procedures for best use of robotic automation to maximize available machine time.
•    Collaborating across engineering and manufacturing teams to streamline production workflow and strengthen documentation.

Ball Corporation | Manufacturing Management Intern

  • Streamlined and standardized data analysis of performance indicators, optimizing plant efficiency.

  • Changed how team members interacted with data, approved by management and corporate executives.

  • Gained experience with efficient and safe manufacturing at a Fortune 500 company.

  • Learned and applied skills in data science and industrial engineering.

Projects

High Pressure Nitrogen Quick Disconnect | Project Owner

  • Developed, simulated, manufactured, and tested a nitrogen quick disconnect system rated to over 4,000 PSI.

  • Conducted extensive research into material properties, seals, pressure and stresses, available resources, and external designs.

  • Used CAD software to model and iterate on several designs. Conducted formal design reviews before selecting a final version.

  • Machined a tightly toleranced final product using a CNC lathe and mill. Tested part to verify functionality before approving for use during launch operations.

  • Successfully allowed flow of GN2 into the vehicle, disconnected, and re-sealed following launch, resulting in a nominal flight.

Liquid Oxygen Feed Line | Responsible Engineer 
•    Led a team that developed, fabricated, and rigorously tested a liquid oxygen feed line.
•    Conducted extensive research into material properties, seals, pressure and stresses, available resources, and other designs.
•    Led design of cryogenic rated custom valves, including a check valve, automatic fill valve, and quick disconnect system.
•    Expanded on prior machining experience, manufacturing precision, LOX-safe parts from steel.
•    Verified design functionality via extensive testing. All parts in the fill line functioned completely.

Autonomous Robot | Lead Designer

  • Designed and assembled an autonomous robot capable of traversing a course independently.

  • Modeled and tested several prototypes before selecting a final chassis. Optimized for performance and stability.

  • Programmed pathfinding logic in Arduino using a provided LIDAR map for target acquisition and movement, and a separate obstacle avoidance loop to ensure no crashes or slowdowns.

  • Completed an initial obstacle course with no difficulty, demonstrating effectiveness of code and design. Was invited to compete at the Stevens Institute of Technology Autonomous Robot Competition.

Low Powered Rocketry | Personal Project

  • Modeled, constructed, and tested an amateur scale rocket and gained valuable engineering experience.

  • Designed and simulated structural and aerodynamic parts to be almost entirely 3D printed, minimizing off the shelf parts while remaining robust and stable in flight, as dictated by simulation software.

  • Utilized avionics to both store flight data, as well as to control the ejection of parachutes based of altitude and velocity.

Skills

  • 3D Modelling and CAD

    • SolidWorks

    • Autodesk Fusion

  • Programming

    • Python

    • Arduino

  • Finite Element Analysis

  • Machining and Manufacturing

  • Computational Fluid Dynamics

  • Leadership

  • Communication

Awards & Test Scores

  • Dean’s List Fall 2023, Spring 2024

  • NJ Spanish Seal of Biliteracy

  • SAT Super Score: 1530

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Fall 2024 - present

Fall 2023 - Spring 2024

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Fall 2024 - present

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Summer 2025

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Fall 2025 - Spring 2026

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Fall 2023-Spring 2024

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