About
Location
Smithfield, Rhode Island
Degree
BS Mechanical Engineering
I'm a mechanical engineering student at the University of Rhode Island with a passion for all things space and engineering. My research interest include hypersonics, nonequilibrium gas dynamics, and CFD. My hobbies include snowboarding, video games, photography, traveling, and movies. I try to learn as much as I can about different things, including science, coding, technology, and more. I am an AIAA and ASME member, including a member of URI's new AIAA student chapter. My academic interest has always involved fluids and numerical methods, leading me to my research interest of hypersonics and nonequilibrium gas dynamics. Below you will find a list of my education, relevant experiences, and relevant skills.
Education
Sep. 2020 - now
University of Rhode Island
BS Mechanical Engineering - 3.68/4.00 GPA
BS Mechanical Engineering with minors in Physics & Mathematics.
Relevant Experience
Sep. 2023 - now
NASA CNTR Capstone
Senior Capstone Design Project
Hydrogen flow and gas turbine integration for NASA Centrifgual Nuclear Thermal Rocket.
Apr. 2023 - now
Undergraduate Research
Product Design Manager
Utilizing experimental methods and simulations for material research to predict fabric behaviors. Included Abaqus simulations, 3D DIC, uniaxial & biaxial experiments, and more.
Sep. 2022 - now
Formula SAE
Chassis & Aerodynamics Co-Team Leader
Designing a Formula-style race car to undergo tests and competition against other schools.
Oct. 2023 - now
AIAA Chapter
URI Student Chapter
New AIAA student chapter at the University of Rhode Island.
Relevant Skills
7 yrs
SolidWorks
Starting freshman year in highschool, I've been using SolidWorks constantly in class, Formula SAE, and more.
4 yrs
MATLAB
I've been using MATLAB in various classes, include fluid mechanics, heat & mass transfer, and my capstone project.
3 yrs
Abaqus
I first learned abaqus in class, but have been using it for my undergraduate research.
2 yrs
Mathematica
I use mathematica for quick calculations for advanced problems that don't require a fully developed MATLAB or Python code.
2 yrs
Python
I first learned Python as a personal project, taking my MATLAB codes from class and transfering them. I later used Python for my mechatronics course using Arduinos.
1 yr
OpenFOAM
I learned OpenFOAM on my own as a way to do complex CFD analysis for free for my capstone project. OpenFOAM has proved to be very challenging, making it enjoyable for me to learn.
1 yr
LaTeX
I picked up LaTeX when I discovered how powerful it was for long documents and formatting. I've used it for various reports, my resume, and more. I also started learning Typst, a LaTeX alternative.
About
Location
Smithfield, Rhode Island
Degree
BS Mechanical Engineering
I'm a mechanical engineering student at the University of Rhode Island with a passion for all things space and engineering. My research interest include hypersonics, nonequilibrium gas dynamics, and CFD. My hobbies include snowboarding, video games, photography, traveling, and movies. I try to learn as much as I can about different things, including science, coding, technology, and more. I am an AIAA and ASME member, including a member of URI's new AIAA student chapter. My academic interest has always involved fluids and numerical methods, leading me to my research interest of hypersonics and nonequilibrium gas dynamics. Below you will find a list of my education, relevant experiences, and relevant skills.
Education
Sep. 2020 - now
University of Rhode Island
BS Mechanical Engineering - 3.68/4.00 GPA
BS Mechanical Engineering with minors in Physics & Mathematics.
Relevant Experience
Sep. 2023 - now
NASA CNTR Capstone
Senior Capstone Design Project
Hydrogen flow and gas turbine integration for NASA Centrifgual Nuclear Thermal Rocket.
Apr. 2023 - now
Undergraduate Research
Product Design Manager
Utilizing experimental methods and simulations for material research to predict fabric behaviors. Included Abaqus simulations, 3D DIC, uniaxial & biaxial experiments, and more.
Sep. 2022 - now
Formula SAE
Chassis & Aerodynamics Co-Team Leader
Designing a Formula-style race car to undergo tests and competition against other schools.
Oct. 2023 - now
AIAA Chapter
URI Student Chapter
New AIAA student chapter at the University of Rhode Island.
Relevant Skills
7 yrs
SolidWorks
Starting freshman year in highschool, I've been using SolidWorks constantly in class, Formula SAE, and more.
4 yrs
MATLAB
I've been using MATLAB in various classes, include fluid mechanics, heat & mass transfer, and my capstone project.
3 yrs
Abaqus
I first learned abaqus in class, but have been using it for my undergraduate research.
2 yrs
Mathematica
I use mathematica for quick calculations for advanced problems that don't require a fully developed MATLAB or Python code.
2 yrs
Python
I first learned Python as a personal project, taking my MATLAB codes from class and transfering them. I later used Python for my mechatronics course using Arduinos.
1 yr
OpenFOAM
I learned OpenFOAM on my own as a way to do complex CFD analysis for free for my capstone project. OpenFOAM has proved to be very challenging, making it enjoyable for me to learn.
1 yr
LaTeX
I picked up LaTeX when I discovered how powerful it was for long documents and formatting. I've used it for various reports, my resume, and more. I also started learning Typst, a LaTeX alternative.
About
Location
Smithfield, Rhode Island
Degree
BS Mechanical Engineering
I'm a mechanical engineering student at the University of Rhode Island with a passion for all things space and engineering. My research interest include hypersonics, nonequilibrium gas dynamics, and CFD. My hobbies include snowboarding, video games, photography, traveling, and movies. I try to learn as much as I can about different things, including science, coding, technology, and more. I am an AIAA and ASME member, including a member of URI's new AIAA student chapter. My academic interest has always involved fluids and numerical methods, leading me to my research interest of hypersonics and nonequilibrium gas dynamics. Below you will find a list of my education, relevant experiences, and relevant skills.
Education
Sep. 2020 - now
University of Rhode Island
BS Mechanical Engineering - 3.68/4.00 GPA
BS Mechanical Engineering with minors in Physics & Mathematics.
Relevant Experience
Sep. 2023 - now
NASA CNTR Capstone
Senior Capstone Design Project
Hydrogen flow and gas turbine integration for NASA Centrifgual Nuclear Thermal Rocket.
Apr. 2023 - now
Undergraduate Research
Product Design Manager
Utilizing experimental methods and simulations for material research to predict fabric behaviors. Included Abaqus simulations, 3D DIC, uniaxial & biaxial experiments, and more.
Sep. 2022 - now
Formula SAE
Chassis & Aerodynamics Co-Team Leader
Designing a Formula-style race car to undergo tests and competition against other schools.
Oct. 2023 - now
AIAA Chapter
URI Student Chapter
New AIAA student chapter at the University of Rhode Island.
Relevant Skills
7 yrs
SolidWorks
Starting freshman year in highschool, I've been using SolidWorks constantly in class, Formula SAE, and more.
4 yrs
MATLAB
I've been using MATLAB in various classes, include fluid mechanics, heat & mass transfer, and my capstone project.
3 yrs
Abaqus
I first learned abaqus in class, but have been using it for my undergraduate research.
2 yrs
Mathematica
I use mathematica for quick calculations for advanced problems that don't require a fully developed MATLAB or Python code.
2 yrs
Python
I first learned Python as a personal project, taking my MATLAB codes from class and transfering them. I later used Python for my mechatronics course using Arduinos.
1 yr
OpenFOAM
I learned OpenFOAM on my own as a way to do complex CFD analysis for free for my capstone project. OpenFOAM has proved to be very challenging, making it enjoyable for me to learn.
1 yr
LaTeX
I picked up LaTeX when I discovered how powerful it was for long documents and formatting. I've used it for various reports, my resume, and more. I also started learning Typst, a LaTeX alternative.
About
Location
Smithfield, Rhode Island
Degree
BS Mechanical Engineering
I'm a mechanical engineering student at the University of Rhode Island with a passion for all things space and engineering. My research interest include hypersonics, nonequilibrium gas dynamics, and CFD. My hobbies include snowboarding, video games, photography, traveling, and movies. I try to learn as much as I can about different things, including science, coding, technology, and more. I am an AIAA and ASME member, including a member of URI's new AIAA student chapter. My academic interest has always involved fluids and numerical methods, leading me to my research interest of hypersonics and nonequilibrium gas dynamics. Below you will find a list of my education, relevant experiences, and relevant skills.
Education
Sep. 2020 - now
University of Rhode Island
BS Mechanical Engineering - 3.68/4.00 GPA
BS Mechanical Engineering with minors in Physics & Mathematics.
Relevant Experience
Sep. 2023 - now
NASA CNTR Capstone
Senior Capstone Design Project
Hydrogen flow and gas turbine integration for NASA Centrifgual Nuclear Thermal Rocket.
Apr. 2023 - now
Undergraduate Research
Product Design Manager
Utilizing experimental methods and simulations for material research to predict fabric behaviors. Included Abaqus simulations, 3D DIC, uniaxial & biaxial experiments, and more.
Sep. 2022 - now
Formula SAE
Chassis & Aerodynamics Co-Team Leader
Designing a Formula-style race car to undergo tests and competition against other schools.
Oct. 2023 - now
AIAA Chapter
URI Student Chapter
New AIAA student chapter at the University of Rhode Island.
Relevant Skills
7 yrs
SolidWorks
Starting freshman year in highschool, I've been using SolidWorks constantly in class, Formula SAE, and more.
4 yrs
MATLAB
I've been using MATLAB in various classes, include fluid mechanics, heat & mass transfer, and my capstone project.
3 yrs
Abaqus
I first learned abaqus in class, but have been using it for my undergraduate research.
2 yrs
Mathematica
I use mathematica for quick calculations for advanced problems that don't require a fully developed MATLAB or Python code.
2 yrs
Python
I first learned Python as a personal project, taking my MATLAB codes from class and transfering them. I later used Python for my mechatronics course using Arduinos.
1 yr
OpenFOAM
I learned OpenFOAM on my own as a way to do complex CFD analysis for free for my capstone project. OpenFOAM has proved to be very challenging, making it enjoyable for me to learn.
1 yr
LaTeX
I picked up LaTeX when I discovered how powerful it was for long documents and formatting. I've used it for various reports, my resume, and more. I also started learning Typst, a LaTeX alternative.
