Ronkonkoma, New York, United States
Masters Mechanical Engineering Graduate | Electromechanical / Mechanical Engineering | Interests in Thermal Management, Microelectronics, Materials, Additive Manufacturing, Simulation, Finite Element Analysis | Minor in Chemistry
SCALE is the preeminent U.S. program for semiconductor workforce development in the defense sector. Led by Purdue University, funded by the Department of Defense and managed by NSWC Crane, SCALE facilitates a different approach to training highly-skilled U.S. microelectronics engineers, hardware designers, and manufacturing experts, ensuring U.S. leadership in this important area.
Led a team of 8 engineers to design and manufacture 400 Volt battery pack to power Formula SAE style race car Performed cell testing to determine the energy capacity of cells to inform pack configuration Managed integration projects with other subteams including battery segment design, enclosure design, wiring/harnessing, thermal and structural analysis Designed and fabricated a custom aluminum sheet metal high voltage enclosure in-house
FRI [First-year Research Immersion]: Photoluminescence and Perovskite Quantum Dots ● Worked in a team of six to research the difference in band gap of photoluminescence in cesium-based lead halide perovskite quantum dots found data for synthesis figures, tested variations of cation, metal, and halide groups and their band gaps. ● Researched necessary information for construction of a final poster project that included models using the software Crystal Maker, figures synthesized from various sources, and analysis