I'm an Engineering Physics graduate from the University of Central Arkansas (ABET-accredited, May 2026), a first-generation college student, and a member of IEEE Region 5. My work sits at the intersection of physics and hardware; I'm most at home designing, building, and debugging real systems rather than just modeling them on paper.

I put myself through school working full time, which shaped how I approach engineering: practical, resourceful, and comfortable owning a problem end to end. Right now I'm doing R&D engineering work focused on experimental design and dimensional-stability analysis of manufactured parts.

Outside of that, I build things for the fun of it: autonomous robots, automotive projects, and playing a variety of instruments. Most of what I know I learned by taking something apart and putting it back together.