Engineering Innovation.

Working as a propulsion engineer designing components

My first year at NC state was spent as a political science major with an intent to pursue a law degree after undergrad. I realized my love for the law was being consistently overshadowed by my love for building and aviation. in janurary of 2025, I CODA'd into Aerospace Engineering and have loved every second of it, even with no engineering background or STEM parent. I have a passion for building so deeply embedded into me that I actually have to force myself to stop trying to design, develop, and manufacture a solution for every problem I come across.

Ater my tour in South Korea, I was stationed at Aviano Air Base in Italy. This was by far my favorite duty station and one that came with a promotion and a house in the mountains. Although my work schedule was brutually stressful and unforgiving, I loved Italy and still continue listening and speaking in italian as often as I can.

Selected to support an exercise in the United Kingdom wherein we came to provide support joint operations with NATO allies.

My first long term tour was at my arrival to Kunsan Air Base, South Korea. I showed up after my deployment with skills, expertise, and an ambitious drive that outclassed my peers who were higher in rank and age. This led to me getting multiple awards, a promotion, and a change in duty title.

Deployed to the middle east, during operation Enduring Freedom where I was awarded a medal for my service.

I joined the USAF in September of 2018, I completed bootcamp at Lackland AFB and my technical training at Sheppard AFB. I was then station at Robins AFB where I recieved my On-Job-Training and later where I deployed from.