About Me

Education

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Texas A&M University — College Station, Texas

• Degree: B.S. in Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology
• Concentration: Mechatronics: Robotics and Automation
• Minor: Embedded Systems Integration
• Expected graduation: May 2028

Introduction

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Experience

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Inteplast Group – AmTopp Concentrates

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Lolita, Texas

Mechanical Engineering Intern

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May 2026 – August 2026

• Developed ISO 9001 compliant Standard Operating Procedures for Quality Control equipment, production line startup and change over processes, and production line equipment calibration — preventing over $46,000 in potential product loss every year.
• Evaluated and acquired an FDM 3D printer capable of printing high-temperature resistant materials, bringing custom part fabrication in-house, cutting part costs by upwards of 95% and reducing downtime by 88% compared to outsourcing.
• Designed and 3D printed custom dust collection nozzles that complied with strict customer requirements, used CFD to optimize airflow for improved efficiency, and tested materials for the best flexibility-to-heat resistance ratio. Implemented 5 nozzles on production lines, providing upwards of $5,500 in annual savings each via eliminating manual cleanup.
• Evaluated product reclaim feeder operational metrics; formulated a square-root mathematical model of the data trend achieving 99.97% accuracy and engineered an automated calculation tool that streamlined workflow time from 5 hours to under 30 minutes.

Contract Fabrication

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College Station, Texas

Contract Fabricator (Self-Employed)

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February 2026 – Present

• Complete project-based MIG and TIG welding and fabrication assignments for commercial and private clients. Interpret designs and specifications to deliver custom modifications and repairs that meet client needs for fabrication work.
• Create CAD designs for custom parts manufactured for projects, along with generating toolpaths and NC programs for CNC milling and CNC plasma cutting.

Starforge Foundry

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College Station, Texas · https://www.starforgefoundry.com/

Director of Operations

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March 2026 – Present

• Oversee day-to-day operations, company finances, property management, managing business documentation, and facilitating student organization relations.
• Head Resource Manager for FDM 3D print farm, overseeing printing operations, maintenance, and developing custom systems to streamline quote-to-production processes and provide simple user experiences.
• Lead training and technical instruction, instruct MIG welding classes, and support student organizations with project development consultation.

Staff

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April 2025 – March 2026

• Assist in day-to-day operations, maintain equipment, safety train new members, and provide assistance for members.
• Lead MIG welding instructor, teaching members and non-members the fundamentals of welding and metal fabrication.
• Assist with managing FDM 3D print farm, including preparing files for printing, quoting orders, and maintaining 3D printers.

Texas A&M University College of Engineering Technology Services

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College Station, Texas

Lead Information Technology Student Technician

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October 2023 – Present

• Maintain technology devices for the Department of Engineering Technology and Industrial Distribution, supporting 200+ faculty, staff, and student employees, along with learning spaces and labs utilized by 2,800+ concurrent students.
• Diagnosed and resolved complex hardware/software issues across diverse systems; configure specialized hardware and software utilized by the department; image computers with OS; manage Active Directory; deploy security software, protocols, and management software; facilitate training of new student technicians.

MEHOP

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Bay City, Texas

Information Technology Technician

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June 2021 – August 2023

• Primary contact for IT support with 150+ medical providers and 50+ administrative staff of a multi-clinic servicer for 10,000+ clients.
• Managed the company’s phone systems; developed network databases; troubleshot hardware/software issues; maintained/updated equipment; managed Active Directory; configured devices for deployment.

Technical Skills

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Engineering Tools

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Manufacturing

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Electronics & Hardware

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Software Development

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Leadership & Extracurriculars

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Society of Technological Evolution and Engineering Leadership (STEEL)

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College Station, Texas

Founder and Vice-President

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March 2025 – May 2026

• Founded and scaled an engineering-focused organization dedicated to developing technical and professional skills in a team-based environment.
• Direct operations, finances, and organizational strategy, including budgeting and long-term planning.
• Established partnerships with student organizations, companies, and industry professionals to expand opportunities and outreach.
• Led a 15-member team rebuilding the Modular All-Terrain Rescue Vehicle (MARV) around a salvaged ATV drivetrain, and wrote the grant application that won the project a $2,500 Meloy Innovators grant.

Freshmen Leaders in New Technology (FLiNT)

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College Station, Texas

Staff Lead – Vehicle Design Team

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October 2024 – April 2025

• Led a team of 16 students in the design and fabrication of a modular all-terrain rescue vehicle (MARV), delivering a functional prototype within 6 months and a $1,000 budget.
• Coordinated sub-teams across CAD design, metal fabrication, and drivetrain development to ensure system integration and project completion.
• Instructed team members in MIG welding, CAD modeling, and drivetrain design principles.

Member

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October 2023 – April 2024

• Served on the design team for SPILLED, an interactive device that teaches children Spanish vocabulary through timed physical actions, contributing to product ideation and the interaction model.
• Modeled two of the device’s three interactive trigger mechanisms and an original 3D-printed enclosure concept in SolidWorks, working against the hardware team’s Raspberry Pi and breadboard layout.
• Solely owned the mechanics and metalwork tracks on Lemon the Train, a drivable train-styled vehicle build, handling the engine swap, brakes, and steering.
• Redesigned the drivetrain around a straight axle swap, completing it as a working system.
• Self-taught MIG welding to support fabrication needs, rapidly developing proficiency through hands-on application.