personal portfolio
I am a Mechanical Engineering & Design student at Northeastern University with a passion for innovative problem-solving and creative design. With experience in both engineering and art, I bring a unique perspective to my projects that combines technical precision with aesthetic sensibility.
My background includes living in Boston, Miami, Tokyo, and Doha, which has given me a global perspective and adaptability to diverse environments. I'm particularly interested in sustainable design solutions and the intersection of technology and art.
✴ Click the image below to download my resume ✴
✴ For our Cornerstone of Engineering course at Northeastern (GE1502), we were tasked with creating a game for kids to enjoy at the Boston Children's Museum on April 7th, 2024 as a final project for the Spring 2024 semester. The final hopes to encapsulate the skills that we developed over time throughout the course such as AutoCAD, Arduino coding, and SolidWorks, while also testing our problem solving skills as first-year engineers.
✴ In the image below, I am working with my friend Ryan to see if the RC receiver is receiving data from the controller to drive the motors.
✴ I was tasked with the final assembly of the robot and stadium manufacturing, alongside coding the motor controller, DC motors, remote controller, and RC receiver.
✴ The image below displays utilizing Adobe Illustrator for laser cutting to create a more refined final look.
✴ After spending ages finalizing and combining all the code, the robot exterior was laser cut and assembled.
✴ Below you can see how the prototype came out! But there still needed to be final tweaks done before presenting it at the Boston Children's Museum. Such as painting the body, sautering the electrical components, and finalizing the game field.
✴ Here you can see me at the museum making some on-site changes to the robot.
✴ Overall, the project was a huge success and our group was voted the best exhibit by staff and parents that visited. For more information, specifically about the technical aspects of this project, please check out:
https://sites.google.com/view/mercurymarauders/design-process
✴ The website above fully encompasses what was done, providing the Project Gantt Chart, pseudocode for the robot, and much more!