Work Experience 

nTopology, Onboarding Engineer, July 2021 - Present 
                   Associate Customer Success Engineer, February 2021 - July 2021

Designing, Analyzing, Content Creation: Developed the content for 15+ lessons on topics for teaching nTopology, which involved designing concepts for different industries including lightweighting brackets using lattices and topology optimization, creating conformal isogrid ribbing to engine casings and nozzles, developing workflows with scan data to produce custom prosthetics and designing a heat exchanger for training purposes; developed self-guided training content for new customers.

Leading: Started the onboarding engineering department within nTopology; led internal initiatives to quickly train new engineers and promote knowledge sharing within departments; led the search to find a learning management platform and presented to the company on my recommendation, which was selected.

Teaching, Collaborating, Communicating: Taught over 15+ different trainings to customers and have completed trainings for 30+ companies in biomedical, automotive, aerospace, consumer products and apparel industries. Led webinars and one-on-one sessions with customers on application specific trainings encompassing latticing, designing for additive manufacturing, topology optimization, static analysis, thermal analysis, field driven design, heat exchanger design and more within nTopology.  

Stryker, AO Additive Technology Applications Intern, May 2019 - August 2019

Designing, Analyzing: redesigned biomedical products for additive manufacturing for a robotic arm, for a Spinal project and a Trauma and Extremities instrument (creating 20 iterations of designs) through the addition of lattices for light weighting, topology optimization and 3D modeling; developed workflows for FEA testing of lattice structures throughout multiple design software and developed a lattice structure library from the FEA analysis

Prototyping: prepared parts for additive manufacturing using Materialise Magics; printed prototypes on SLM printers; prepared SLM printed parts (removing supports, heat treating and sandblasting)

Teaching, Collaborating, Communicating: assisted in workshop for R&D on DfAM; created documentation and tutorials for additive design; communicated with clients implementing their needs and requirements in designs; presented updates at weekly meetings and a final PowerPoint presentation for Additive Team

Bray Labs, Tufts University, Shop Assistant, June 2018 - May 2020

Designing, Prototyping: designed 10+ projects for the shop to demonstrate the capabilities of our tools; improved signage and videos with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Premiere; assembled new machines and supplies for the shop; completed metal fabrication for projects for professors and students

Teaching, Communicating: trained students on equipment (3D printers, CNC router, band saws, drill presses, desktop mill, jump shear, solder and hand drills) in the shop; developed documentation for the CNC Router and other machines; advised students with their personal or school projects on fabrication and design; trained students in labs in metal casting, foam/cardboard prototyping, and sketching

ME Senior Design Course, Tufts University, Course Assistant, Sept. 2020 - Present

Teaching, Communicating: maintain Canvas page with instructor; lead office hours; advise students with project and assignments; grades assignments for 25 students

Leadership Experience

Tufts Bikes, Medford, MA, President, Head of Communications, Member, 2016-2020

Marketing: Planned and executed the email and social media pages

Hands-On: Fixed bicycles and taught lessons on bike repair for the campus bike share

Leading: Organized bike rides, events and meetings for the club; oversaw five other roles on the executive team 

3Ps, Medford, MA, Costume Technician, Costume Designer, 2017 - 2020

Leading: Organized fittings for 15 actors, altered costumes and supervised two assistants and dressers for the show Chicago

Designing: Designed and pulled costumes for the productions of [title of show], Dutchman, Mr. Burns and Some Common Fate 

Wearable Tech Week, Medford, MA, Leader and Organizer, November 2020

Leading, Organizing: planned events relating to wearable tech for each day of the school week: Intro to Sewing, Intro to Electronics, Fabrics Sensors, Wearable Tech Mixer and Skype Talk with Leah Buechley which reached 30+ students

Teaching: Led the workshops on sewing and fabric sensors as well as interviewing Leah Buechley

education and awards

Tufts University, Medford MA

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, magna cum laude, May 2020

GPA: 3.72, Dean’s List (All Semesters)

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Winner of the C-17 Flight Mascot Design Challenge as Crowd Favorite, 2020

Recipient of The George H. and Marion E. Gowdy Prize for Mechanical Engineering, 2019

Chosen applicant to attend weeklong wearable tech workshop in Germany, 2019

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General Skills

Adaptability, Time Management, Leadership, Communication, Teamwork and Collaboration, Problem-Solving Skills, Creativity, Mechanical, Design, Drawing, FEA Analysis, Topology Optimization, Prototyping

Technical Skills