I'm a mechanical engineer interested in the full arc of building physical systems: from sketching a concept and modeling it in CAD to selecting materials, fabricating hardware, and validating it through testing. That interest has led me to work across product design, aerospace structures, autonomy and controls, and thermal and propulsion systems. While the applications vary, I enjoy the common challenge of turning an idea into hardware that performs reliably in the real world.

I enjoy hands-on, cross-functional engineering—the kind where I might be designing in CAD one day, machining or assembling hardware the next, and running experiments or analyzing test data after that. I'm particularly drawn to projects that bring together mechanical design, manufacturing, and systems integration while collaborating closely with electrical, software, and systems engineers.

I'm currently pursuing a B.S. and M.S. in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University, focused on autonomy and controls, as an Engineering Coterm Fellow and GEM Fellow.