About
At the start of 2023, I moved to Los Angeles to help tackle humanity's biggest engineering challenges at SpaceX. Since then, I've been designing the flight-critical electronics that power Starship’s Raptor engines. Before that, I spent two and a half years at Formlabs in Boston, where I discovered a passion for manufacturing while building some of the coolest 3D printers around. Back in college, I studied Electrical and Computer Engineering, led firmware and battery design for my Formula Hybrid team, and worked as an engineer for our campus radio station, WJRH. When I'm not diving into hardware, you'll often find me taking photographs or exploring my interests in software and math.
Work Experience
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My favourite projects
I've worked on many fun engineering challenges, from EVs, 3D printers, and to the most advanced rocket engines ever made.
Raptor 3
Raptor powers the Starship rocket, and Raptor 3 pushes the boundaries of rocket engine technology, delivering unparalleled design and efficiency critical for Starship’s missions to orbit, the Moon, and Mars.
Starship
Starship is the most powerful and fully reusable spacecraft ever built, designed to carry humans and cargo to orbit, the Moon, Mars, and beyond. Shown here is booster catch: steering itself precisely into giant robotic arms on the launch tower.
Form 4
The Formlabs Form 4 uses advanced LCD technology to effortlessly turn ideas into precise, high-quality prints. Its intuitive design and smart resin system make printing clean and simple. The LCD screen creates faster, sharper, and more detailed models
Fuse 1+
The Formlabs Fuse 1+ is an advanced Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 3D printer that uses a powerful 30W fiber laser to rapidly fuse nylon powder into precise, robust parts. Its enhanced laser capability significantly reduces print times and delivers exceptional detail, enabling faster iteration cycles for engineers and designers.