About
About
A mechanical engineer, robotics builder, and occasional software developer. Here's where I've been and what I work on.
I'm a Mechanical Engineering student at Georgia Tech with a passion for robotics, CAD design, and building things that actually work in the real world. My engineering journey started in high school when I joined our FTC robotics team and discovered I could design complex mechanisms with nothing but a computer and curiosity.
Since then, I've interned at Keio University's Space Robotics Lab in Japan, served as CAD Lead and VP of an FTC team that reached the World Championship, and joined multiple engineering clubs at Georgia Tech. I also serve as CTO of an environmental nonprofit, where I lead the technical infrastructure.
Outside of engineering, I enjoy exploring new manufacturing techniques, contributing to open-source tooling, and mentoring younger students in CAD and robotics.
Education
- 012025 – 2029 (Expected)
Georgia Institute of Technology
B.S. Mechanical Engineering · Atlanta, GA
- 02Graduated 2025
John Jay High School
High School Diploma · Hopewell Junction, NY
Skills & tools
- CAD
- OnShape · SolidWorks · Autodesk Inventor · Blender
- Manufacturing
- 3D Printing · Laser Cutting · CNC Machining · Assembly
- Software
- React · Next.js · TypeScript · TailwindCSS · Python
- Tools
- Git · Linux · MATLAB · LaTeX
Interests
Robotics
Competed in FTC for four years, reaching the World Championship. Now continuing at Georgia Tech with RoboJackets.
Open Source
I believe in building tools that others can use and extend. Hero Utilities is open source, and TEDI's platform is publicly available for similar nonprofits.
Mentoring
Taught CAD and build skills to underclassmen during my years as VP of Jaybots. Passing knowledge forward is one of the most rewarding parts of the engineering community.