I design mechanical systems, build prototypes, validate with testing, and communicate engineering clearly. This portfolio is organized like a polished game menu so recruiters and engineers can quickly enter the part of my work they care about most.
I am a Santa Clara University mechanical engineering student with hands-on experience spanning product design, CAD, structural analysis, test methods, controls, and mechatronics. My work ranges from safety enclosures and weld-analysis workflows to servo control, DOE-based experiments, and a roof-mounted solar tracker senior design project.
I enjoy work that sits between concept and proof: turning requirements into architecture, building a design that makes sense physically, then validating it with analysis, experiments, or iteration.
Each area groups projects and experience by how an engineer or recruiter usually thinks about them.
Enclosures, mechanisms, usability, DfM, and system-level thinking.
Contacts, bolt preload, mesh strategy, verification, and analysis judgment.
LabVIEW, vibrations, servo systems, data reduction, and experimental validation.
3D printing, Arduino-class builds, embedded systems, and rapid iteration.
A fast snapshot of the most job-relevant work for mechanical and product design roles.
Owned a real industrial project from requirements and CAD architecture to vendor-ready deliverables and installation support. Focused on safe coverage, motion clearance, usability, and manufacturable framing.
Leading a six-person team on a modular single-axis rooftop tracker. Driving mechanical architecture, actuator trade studies, mounting constraints, and design decisions that balance durability, maintenance, and manufacturability.
Studied and documented a faster FEA preparation workflow for weld-heavy structures, translating research into a practical repeatable method that reduced engineering prep time.
Designed and iterated a physical catapult, ran a 2⁴ full factorial DOE, and built an R model with adjusted R² = 0.9834 to understand performance and hit target distances.
Available for mechanical design, product design, and CAE-oriented opportunities.