I’m an engineering student drawn to work where software has to survive contact with real hardware. MATE ROV gave me my first large projects to lead; automotive work and audio electronics taught me to diagnose carefully, test assumptions, and keep designs practical.
I built this site as a working record of that process. Along with finished projects, I include calculations, trade studies, drawings, prototypes, failures, and revisions because the reasoning is often more useful than the final photograph.
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Focus Areas
Autonomous profiling floats, drones, and sensor integration.
Engine building, vehicle repair and maintenance, and diagnostics.
PCB design, audio circuits, embedded computing, and control systems.
2024
In 2024, Oregon Tech and TechStart recognized my self-directed work in computer science, robotics, programming, and 3D modeling. At Warrenton High School, I used that experience to help develop the ROV team and introduce other students to engineering and computer science through practical projects.
View AwardIf you would like to discuss an engineering project, internship, or job opportunity, send me a message. I will reply as soon as I can.