I recently completed my B.S. and M.S. in Mechanical Engineering at MIT, where I had the opportunity to work across product development, robotics, biomechanics, manufacturing, and data-driven engineering. I enjoy working on problems that combine technical depth with a broader system perspective, particularly when I can move between designing, building, analyzing, and understanding how a product will actually be used.

During my time at MIT, I also co-founded Nami Cleans, a hardware startup that grew out of MIT’s 2.009 product engineering course. Building the company gave me the opportunity to take a product from an early student prototype through the development of pilot-ready hardware while also working directly with customers, partners, and advisors.

Outside of engineering, I spent four years on the MIT varsity softball team, including a 2023 season in which we won both the NEWMAC Championship and an NCAA Regional title. I also held leadership roles in Pi Tau Sigma and Sigma Kappa, where I was involved in service, philanthropy, and community-building efforts across MIT.

I’m originally from Boise, Idaho, and outside of work I love spending time outdoors, traveling, and rock climbing. Across engineering, athletics, and everything in between, I’m drawn to challenging problems, collaborative teams, and opportunities to keep learning.