About Me
As my first steps towards becoming an engineer, I am currently attending Georgia Tech with a major in Mechanical Engineering. I hope to build up skills here that will transfer to real world progress.
My Journey
I chose mechanical engineering because of my fascination with how things work and my desire to create solutions that make a real impact. At Georgia Tech, I'm not just learning theory—I'm applying it through hands-on projects and research opportunities.
My interests span from traditional mechanical systems to emerging fields like robotics, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing. I believe the future of engineering lies in sustainable, intelligent design.
Experiences
Space Robotics Lab @ Keio University
I had the opportunity to intern at Keio University's Space Robotics Group lab under the Junior Research Experience Program. At the lab, I was tasked with designing, fabricating, and documenting my work as I built an automated cell cultivation observation system. This experience allowed me to apply my engineering skills in a real-world setting and I learned to use various manufacturing techniques such as 3D printing, laser cutting, and CNC machining.
Jaybots FTC Robotics Team @ John Jay High School
Our high school robotics team, Jaybots, competed in the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) and advanced multiple times to the state championship as well as to the World Championship in 2025. As the CAD Lead for the team, I was responsible for designing and working with the build team to assemble the robot. Our team worked mostly with OnShape to design our robot and used 3D printers to manufacture custom parts. As the Vice President of the team, I was responsible for managing the team and heavily mentored younger students in CAD and build.
RoboJackets @ Georgia Tech
Continuing on my passion for robotics, I joined RoboJackets subteams RoboCup and RoboNav, both teams introducing me to new CAD software: AutoDesk Inventor and SolidWorks, respectively. In RoboNav I worked on a subteam with other new members and competed in the Mini Rover Challenge (MRC) as part of onboarding, where I learned manufacturing skills and how to use SolidWorks professionally.
The Environmental Defense Initiative (NPO)
As the Chief Technology Officer at TEDI, I am responsible for leading the IT infrastructure of the organization as well as managing necessary website updates. We created the website from scratch using React and TailwindCSS and includes features such as a custom blog editor, member exclusive pages, improved SEO, and a petition tracking system. All of these tools are now open sourced to help other similar organizations use our features.
Projects
A showcase of my engineering projects, from classroom assignments to personal innovations. Each project represents a step in my journey to become a skilled mechanical engineer.
Parametric Cup Holder
As a part of the TOM Atlanta makeathon, I designed not only a custom part for my specific need-knower but also a basic parametric cup holder that can be adjusted to fit different cup sizes. To learn more about the event, explore my experiences section.
View Project →Hero Utilities
A collection of open source CAD utilities to help aspiring engineers with creating complex parts. My project is able to create custom parts such as gears, which often require complex math and lots of design iteration, with just a few inputs.
View Project →Center Stage
Designed in my second year as the CAD Lead. The JAYBOTS website features all the cool awards our team won with this robot. This year we experimented with rendering robot designs in Blender.
View Project →Power Play
After a year of experience I was elected as the CAD Lead/Architect for the varsity team JAYBOTS FTC #16700. This robot was designed entirely by me and won several awards throughout the season.
View Project →Freight Frenzy
My first introduction to CAD and robotics design. This robot was designed entirely by me in my freshman year. Our rookie team (then, Bluebird Robotics FTC #20807) made it to the regional competition!
View Project →Get In Touch
I'm always interested in connecting with fellow engineers, potential mentors, and opportunities to learn and grow. Let's discuss engineering, projects, or collaboration!
Open to Opportunities
I'm actively seeking internships, research opportunities, and collaborative projects in mechanical engineering and robotics technology. If you have an exciting opportunity or project, I'd love to hear about it!