New York City Metropolitan Area
I am passionate about advancing semiconductor and materials innovation through research-driven problem solving and hands-on experience. My interests also revolve around fashion tech and product formulation/development from a materials science perspective. My background involves process engineering in both the semiconductor industry and the pharmaceutical industry through my internships with TI and Bristol Myers Squibb. At UIUC I contributed to research projects including polymer seal design, molecular simulations of adsorbents, and designing hydrogel permeability testers. Through these projects I've been able to build on my skills in process analytics, R&D, and materials characterization. Currently pursuing my MS in Materials Science and Engineering at Columbia University, I am eager to build on my skills and apply my expertise to cutting-edge challenges regarding semiconductor materials and advanced manufacturing.
· Running molecular simulations on various adsorbents and collecting data on energy densities to analyze their properties
· Designing and building a permeability tester for various hydrogels · Analyzing the ranges of Darcy permeability that can result from differences in applied pressures, thickness of hydrogel, and polymer type
· Working on developing a demonstration and presentation on the science behind different materials and their fracture points, while also taking into consideration procedures like work hardening (specifically for metals)