Bio

I am an engineering student focused on manufacturing systems, automation, and process improvement. My work centers on reducing waste, improving flow, and increasing reliability inside real production environments.

I have hands-on experience optimizing high-volume assembly cells, performing cycle time and scrap analysis, redesigning material presentation, and implementing poka-yoke style improvements. I am especially interested in how small mechanical and logic changes compound into large throughput and quality gains.

I approach engineering through measurable results, clear documentation, and practical system design. I prefer work that can be modeled, tested, and improved through data rather than assumptions.

My long-term goal is to work in manufacturing and automation engineering roles where I can design, improve, and scale production systems.