Mechanical Engineer | Leader | Pilot | Aerospace/Robotics Enthusiast
I am a junior Mechanical Engineering student from Palo Alto, California, studying at Columbia University in New York City. My experience spans electric-vehicle hardware, robotics, and aerospace. As of summer 2026, I’m a Mechanical Design Engineering intern on Tesla’s Drive Inverter Team, working on a phase-out busbar and a fault-response hardware component. Last summer, I interned at NASA’s Ames Research Center, where I helped develop and test a large-scale actuated tensegrity robot. At Columbia, I’m involved in research in Hod Lipson’s Creative Machines Lab, where I’ve helped design and fabricate a powered mobility system for wheelchairs and strollers. I am also an avid aviation enthusiast and hold a private pilot’s license with an instrument rating. Aviation has always shaped how I approach engineering: good systems should be dependable, intuitive, and designed around the people who operate them. I love creative design and rapid prototyping and am most excited by hands-on problems involving mechanical design, electromechanical integration, and testing.
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering (Expected 2028)
High School Diploma | 2020-2024
Mechanical Design Engineering Intern | June 2026 - September 2026
Research Co-Lead | 2025–present
Internship | Summer 2025
UC Berkeley Research Volunteer | Summer 2025
Frame/Body/Aero Team Member | Oct 2024 - May 2025
Independent Research Project | Jan 2023 - Nov 2023
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