Mechanical Engineering / Aerospace Track
I design and fabricate physical hardware, including machined rocket propulsion parts and competition steel structures. Currently pursuing a Mechanical Engineering degree at the University of Washington to prepare for a career in aerospace design.
About
I study Mechanical Engineering at the University of Washington with a focus on mechanical design and manufacturing. I hold CSWA and CSWP certifications in SolidWorks, with practical experience bridging CAD models and machine shop fabrication.
At UW, I work with the Society for Advanced Rocket Propulsion to machine structural and propulsion hardware. I also build competition bridges with the Steel Bridge Team construction subteam. My earlier technical experience includes a software development internship at the San Diego Supercomputer Center and four years of national cybersecurity competitions.
B.S. Mechanical Engineering
San Diego, CA
Current hardware work at UW, from CAD to finished, fabricated part.
Designing and machining propulsion and structural components for UW's student-built rocket systems. Work runs the full loop from CAD to finished hardware — drawing reviews, material prep, and machining on the shop floor.
Designing and fabricating components for a competition steel bridge as part of a small construction subteam, engineering the structure for efficiency and performance under intercollegiate rules.
Managed 70 volunteers and coordinated regional fundraising efforts, raising over $120,000 for school meal programs in India.
Produced STEM educational content in Marathi that reached 4,000+ rural students and organized online learning events.
Contact
Available for engineering internships and co-op positions in aerospace and mechanical design.