As a recent graduate in Mechanical Engineering, I’m driven by the challenge of turning complex problems into practical, innovative solutions. I thrive at the intersection of creativity and technical precision, whether it’s designing new systems, refining existing technologies, or exploring emerging areas of engineering. I’ve been building and fixing things for as long as I can remember, from taking apart computers as soon as I could hold a screwdriver, to swapping the engine on a minibike at 15 (where I quickly learned the importance of a chain guard), to building a 1/5 scale RC model of a boat at 16. That early curiosity evolved into a lasting passion for mechanical design, prototyping, and system development.
Throughout my academic journey, I’ve worked on a range of hands-on projects, including an automated material sorting system for efficient recycling, aerodynamic simulations of SUVs using CFD, and real-time environmental monitoring hardware. These experiences have strengthened my foundation in design, data analysis, and simulation techniques. I’ve always been drawn to hands-on mechanics, embedded systems, and automation, finding ways to blend software and hardware to solve real-world challenges. Beyond engineering, I’m deeply interested in patent law, sustainability, and the role of technology in improving everyday life. Whether it’s building sensor networks, restoring machines, or experimenting with new ideas, I’m a natural tinkerer who enjoys making things work.
Below, you’ll find a selection of projects that showcase my technical skills, creativity, and approach to problem-solving.