I don't just design systems.
I make them measurably better.
Two years on shop floors, inside FEA solvers, and in the middle of production problems that had no clean answer. I've watched tolerance stack-ups fail a robot mid-gait. I redesigned chassis geometry at night because the FEA said it would hold, and the field said it wouldn't. I've argued with machinists, been wrong, and come back with better drawings.
My work spans industrial machinery, robotics, and electric vehicles — measured by outcomes, not deliverables: scrap rates cut, downtime eliminated, systems that survived the field when the lab said they should.
Graduated with my MS in Mechanical Engineering from UT Dallas on May 18, 2026. Based in Dallas, TX. Open to wherever the hardest problems are.
How it all started: My grandfather was a steel rolling mill consultant. I grew up surrounded by engineering drawings before I could read them — watching steel get molded, shaped, hammered into form. That is what engineering looked like to me from the beginning: not abstract, not academic, just material being forced into purpose. My father started his career making fasteners and worked his way up to machining heavy engineering parts. Both of them are a deep inspiration to me. They showed me that the most meaningful work happens at the intersection of hands and mind — where you understand the material, respect the process, and take responsibility for the outcome.
I’m always open to startup and co-founder conversations in tech or manufacturing. If you’re building something in these spaces, let’s talk.