Designing solutions through hands-on engineering, research, and innovation
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I'm an Aerospace Engineering student at UCLA with a passion for solving real-world problems through hands-on design, testing, and iteration. My interests center on fluid mechanics, as well as mechanical and thermal systems, which are reflected in much of my academic and project work. I bring strong leadership experience from previous roles and thrive in collaborative environments where teams tackle difficult engineering challenges together.
Fluid mechanics, thermal systems, and experimental design methodologies
CAD design, MATLAB, Python, wind tunnel testing, CFD analysis
Team coordination, project management, mentoring junior engineers
Conducted particle image velocimetry (PIV) and planar laser-induced fluorescence (PLIF) experiments to study fluid flow dynamics and heat transfer phenomena in a controlled laboratory environment.
Designed and built a fully functional rover prototype in 48 hours for a competitive engineering challenge, incorporating autonomous navigation, sensor integration, and robust mechanical design.
Engineered and launched a mid-powered rocket reaching an altitude of 3,000 feet. Performed extensive structural analysis, propulsion calculations, and recovery system design to ensure safe and successful flight.
I'm always interested in discussing engineering projects, research opportunities, or collaborations.