I am an Astronautical Engineer with a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering from the University of Washington, specializing in experimental plasma physics, spacecraft development, and rocket propulsion. My expertise includes designing thermal calibration concepts for plasma diagnostics, operating complex Z-pinch experiments, and fabricating interferometry alignment systems. In spacecraft design, I have developed and tested CubeSat deployment mechanisms and subsystem concepts for HuskySat missions. I've also led planning for lunar ground-penetrating radar test architectures, collaborating with NASA JPL, and developed FAA-compliant flight termination systems. My technical toolkit includes MATLAB, Python, C++, C, LaTeX for programming and analysis. I am proficient in CAD and simulation with SolidWorks, OnShape, ANSYS Mechanical, and ANSYS Thermal. For manufacturing, I have hands-on experience with CNC machining, manual mill, lathe, additive manufacturing, and composites fabrication. I've also performed ANSYS structural and thermal analysis for rocket propulsion systems. I am passionate about applying my skills to advance aerospace technology and AI systems.