Mechanical Engineer · Product Design
Mechanical engineering graduate with a background spanning research, hardware prototyping, and product design. Passionate about building systems that balance precision, aesthetics, and function.
Professional Experience
Selected Projects
Led a team of six in designing and prototyping a collapsible rollator walker. Coordinated tasks, deadlines, and sponsor communication while leading all CAD development.
View Project →Investigated acoustic material properties of 3D printed structures. Printed three unique acoustic violins and built a custom impact hammer testing rig.
View Project →Designed and assembled a custom PCB and 3D printed enclosure for a five-channel audio mixer with programmable hotkeys and backlighting.
View Project →Designed an aluminum electric scooter frame from scratch, performed deformation analysis using FEA, then oxyacetylene welded the final structure.
View Project →Built a wooden tool tote and three outdoor benches using hand tools, traditional joinery, and mortise and tenon techniques.
View Project →Technical Toolkit
About Me
I'm a mechanical engineering graduate from Arizona State University's Barrett Honors College, where I focused on bridging the gap between rigorous engineering and thoughtful product design. My work spans hardware prototyping, systems integration, and CAD — with a consistent thread of making things that feel as good as they function.
From building smart orthotic insoles in Frankfurt to designing 3D-printed violins for my honors thesis, I gravitate toward projects where material, form, and engineering intersect. I hold CSWP and CSWA SolidWorks certifications and am most at home when I'm moving a concept from napkin sketch to physical prototype.
Outside the office I'm drawn to anything made by hand — woodworking, welding, or tinkering on whatever project has caught my attention that week.