Dayton, Ohio, United States
I started my career in August of 2022 as a mechanical engineer for Honeywell Intelligrated in the material handling industry. Previously, I studied mechanical engineering at the University of Dayton where I was also a NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Player. Through my experiences in college and at Honeywell, I have developed several interpersonal and technical skills like time management, accountability, teamwork, Solidworks, Autocad, and Microsoft Office. I am highly motivated and strive for growth in my career.
Supported upgrade projects for linear shoe sortation systems by creating BOMs to replace wear components as well as supporting the field team. Traveled to customer sites for upgrades, supported the sales team, assessed legacy equipment, and commissioned our newest equipment. Designed components, created engineering drawings, and uploaded the official parts. Assisted with project costing & estimating. Helped organize and lead an engineering training program.
I collaborated with other student researchers on two different projects for Wright Patterson Air Force Base. The first project was to conduct research and fabricate structural nanocomposite materials to study their properties. The second project was to analyze vanadium dioxide doped with tungsten to find the phase changing points and how the concentration of Tungsten affects the resistivity.