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Hands-on engineering projects across aerodynamics, controls, fabrication, robotics, and electric propulsion research.

PRJ-002
Complete

Autonomous Rocket (Personal Project)

Successfully launched and retrieved a rocket after flight testing. Integrated an altimeter to measure maximum altitude (apogee) and log flight data, and added a gyroscope (IMU) to record stability and orientation throughout ascent and descent. Designed and 3D-printed custom fins, iterating on geometry and structural durability through flight testing.

Data Logging Altimeter IMU / Gyroscope 3D Printing Flight Testing Recovery
PRJ-003
Complete

Autonomous Boat

Designed and built an autonomous boat prototype from scratch. Modeled parts in CAD, fabricated structural components using 3D printing and basic machining, and iterated on hull and control system setup to improve durability and performance. Succesfully executed autonomous program across body of water in university competition.

CAD 3D Printing Controls Fabrication Iteration
PRJ-004
Complete

Competition Robotics (VEX)

Led design, prototyping, and build of competition robots, integrating mechanisms such as pneumatic actuation, flywheels, and precision gear trains. Focused on drivetrain iteration, reliability, and match strategy as a lead builder/strategist.

Mechanisms Pneumatics Iteration Strategy Team Leadership
PRJ-005
Complete

STEM Instruction — Python + Robotics

Taught Python programming and robotics fundamentals in a classroom setting (20 students). Guided students through coding challenges and hands-on builds, emphasizing debugging habits and step-by-step problem solving.

Python Teaching Debugging Robotics
PRJ-006
Active

Ion Propulsion Research — Hall-E Hall-Effect Thruster (Team Project)

Participated in ion propulsion research as part of the Hall-E Hall-Effect Thruster project. Contributed to research and development efforts focused on electric propulsion principles and subsystem analysis. The team successfully achieved 15 mN of thrust during testing, demonstrating functional plasma generation and controlled acceleration of ions within the thruster system.

Electric Propulsion Hall-Effect Thruster Research Testing Plasma