Mechanical Engineering + Computer Science @ Georgia Tech
Building robots, exoskeletons, and industrial automation systems — where hardware meets intelligent software.
I'm a junior Mechanical Engineering student at Georgia Tech with a 4.0 GPA, minoring in Computer Science and Intelligence. Since picking up my first robotics kit around age 8, I've been obsessed with building things that actually move, think, and do something useful in the world.
What drives me is the intersection of physical systems and intelligent software. I've been fortunate to work across that spectrum, from FTC robotics through high school to research at Georgia Tech's EPIC Lab and back-to-back internships at GE Vernova.
Outside the lab, I lead the mechatronics sub-team for Georgia Tech RoboJackets' RoboCup team — managing a fleet of six autonomous soccer robots and driving a full redesign to improve weight and efficiency.
B.S. Mechanical Engineering · Minor in CS & Intelligence · GPA: 4.00 · Dean's List
Leading full redesign of 6-robot RoboCup fleet — targeting 25% weight reduction and 33% efficiency gains
Designing robotic ankle exoskeleton with SolidWorks, FEA, and custom PCB for motor control integration
Engineering robotic workflow automation for turbine blade repair with OpenCV, JSON recipe logic, and HMI development
Industry internships, research, and leadership roles that define my engineering journey.
A full walkthrough of my projects, design process, and results.
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A broad set of tools across mechanical design, software, manufacturing, and systems integration.
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