I am a recent graduate of Purdue University with a major in Robotics Engineering Technology. I am passionate about learning, and I love to tackle new challenges. I have over 6 years of software development and robotics experience, which I plan to continue growing as I take on bigger and better projects. I am a strong communicator, fast learner, and eager to dive into my work.
I work with users to identify potential optimizations in workflow with internal software. I develop new features for company products based on project specs. I am responsible for Identifying and fixing introduced/existing bugs regarding UI and business logic.
I was involved with the IT service desk team, which responded to users' needs in the organization as support tickets were submitted to us. I was responsible for receiving, storing, deploying, and sunsetting equipment; as well as troubleshooting end-user technical issues.
I developed an internal monitoring service and dashboard for the Raven Slingshot team. I worked with C#, PHP, and SQL to develop code fixes and enhancements. I learned how to work in an enterprise software environment to create features for inclusion in future code releases and patches.
I was the president of the Purdue University Vex Robotics team. We design, construct, and program robots to compete at the highest levels of collegiate robotics. The team won every tournament we attended during the 2019-2020 season thanks to our dedicated group of the most talented engineering, polytechnic, and computer science majors Purdue has to offer.
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During highschool, robotics was my passion. I was the programmer for the team. The team performed poorly when we started out, but we improved rapidly. During my senior year, we won over 30 awards across 13 events in mulitple states, we won the 2019 state championship, and we placed second in the robotics skills challenge at the world championship.
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I was the driver for the my highschool's supermileage team during the 2019 shell eco-marathon. We built two highly efficient and lightweight cars that were designed to go as far as possible on a limited amount of fuel. The car that I drove was electric, the other car was diesel. We traveled to Sonoma Raceway in California, and we competed against teams from across the americas. The diesel car placed first in it's class, and the electric car placed second.
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