As the Engineering Workshop Assistant Manager at The Foundry I contributed to enhancing the Foundry maker space by implementing continuous improvements and developing processes to increase both utility and safety. I supported students and engineering clubs with project fabrication, managed the Foundry's inventory of materials and tools, and provided training to new employees on equipment usage, ensuring a productive and safe environment.

As an Engineering Design Teaching Assistant with Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering I collaborated with student teams to develop dog tracking devices for a non-profit dog shelter, ensuring alignment with client requirements. I guided students through the engineering design process, offering hands-on support and fostering practical understanding of real-world challenges. My technical expertise in 3D modeling, CNC machining, and electronic design significantly contributed to the creation of functional prototypes.

As a Clinical Research Associate with CHRISTUS Spohn Health System I was responsible for collecting data for various clinical studies as part of the EMRAP program. I also obtained consent from emergency department patients for the use of their data in accordance with FDA guidelines, ensuring ethical compliance and accuracy in data collection.