A breakdown of my hands-on skills, software proficiency, and engineering knowledge — built through competition, training, and coursework.
Category 01
CAD & Manufacturing
Used professionally in competition and teaching contexts. Experienced with both design and manufacturing workflows in Fusion 360 and OnShape, including full CAM toolpath generation for CNC.
Autodesk Fusion 360
CAD + CAM · Active
80%
OnShape
CAD · Active
70%
CNC Operation
Machining · Active
75%
KiCad (PCB Design)
Electronics · Learning
50%
Technical Drawing & GD&T
Drafting · Active
60%
Category 02
Engineering Fundamentals
First-year coursework at GAT, supplemented by PLTW Engineering from high school and hands-on project work in robotics and competition engineering.
Engineering Mechanics
Statics & Dynamics
65%
Thermodynamics
In Progress
50%
Fluid Mechanics
In Progress
45%
Material Science
In Progress
45%
Project Management
Competition + Robotics
72%
Category 03
Aerospace & Aviation
Grounded in real flight experience — ~70 hours logged toward a Private Pilot's License — and competition-level aerospace design at the Mars Society Convention.
Airplane Systems & Design
PPL Training
70%
VFR Navigation & Meteorology
PPL Training
68%
Aerodynamics
Flight + Coursework
60%
Aerospace Systems Design
Mars Competition
55%
Structural Analysis
In Progress
40%
Category 04
Communication
Presented to international expert panels, taught two-week engineering courses, and led teams under pressure. Communication is a core part of my engineering practice.