Bio
I graduated from Bucknell University in 2020 interested in opportunities in aerospace and green energy. I worked almost 2 years for a weather sensing aerospace company called PEMDAS, where I developed a greater interest in 3D printing and prototyping. I returned to school to pursue a master's degree in aerospace engineering, and had the opportunity to work at Oak Ridge National Lab for one summer. The projects at the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility really captured my attention, and I continued my internship project as my master's thesis. I recently returned to the MDF as a full time employee to assist in various new manufacturing technologies, including the Future Foundries project and other expeditionary manufacturing efforts.
Professional Experience
Junior Mechanical Engineer, PEMDAS Technologies and Innovations
Education
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering from Bucknell University (2020)
Master of Science, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from George Washington University (2024)