About · building the future

The future must be built.

My work follows a mission from physical constraints and onboard computing through telemetry, team workflows, and post-flight understanding.

How the work connected

The sky is no longer the limit

The future is not something given to us. It must be built. That belief has shaped my work as an Aerospace Engineering student at Embry-Riddle, where I focus on the intersection of aerospace systems, software, and flight operations.

Student-led flight programs taught me that a vehicle is only as useful as the systems around it. A flight computer needs firmware; firmware needs telemetry; telemetry needs ground software; and every mission needs tools that help a team make decisions together. That chain is why I work across aerospace, embedded systems, full-stack software, and simulation.

One system · four disciplines

Building an ecosystem

AerospaceDefines the mission, physical constraints, interfaces, and verification standard for the whole system.Embedded SoftwareConnects sensors, computation, communication, and control inside the vehicle.Web DevelopmentCarries vehicle and program state to the people planning, monitoring, and operating the mission.Game DevelopmentSharpens systems thinking through simulation, feedback loops, and emergent behavior.

Direction sought

Help build the vehicles, technologies, and infrastructure that carry us farther.

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