Me Professionally

Currently, I'm working for Regeneron full-time as Process Sciences Associate I. I'm obsessed with biotechnology and leveraging my skills to improve human performance, health, and longevity.

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Over my academic career, I had the opportunity to contribute to various areas of research, including classifying peoples' age based on ECG signals using machine learning methods, designing wearables to track basketball players' shooting form and performance, intervertebral disk replacement, tumor angiogenesis, as well as electronic cigarettes.

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Regarding past internships, my first opportunity was with TTM Technologies in Syracuse, NY. During my time there, I was fortunate to work on various process improvement and automation projects. From the automation projects, I gained valuable hands-on experience coding UR robots to increase assembly time at the Syracuse facility, which was later presented to all of TTM Technologies in Stafford, CT and Denver, CO. 

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Additionally, I interned with GE Research as an Edison Engineering Intern. There, my major project involved developing a power system stability tool based on the impedance stability analysis method utilizing MATLAB and PSCAD. On top of that, I also collaborated with team members frequently, as well as presented weekly deliverables and a final presentation on my research project.

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Finally, I interned with Integrated Nano-Technologies. There, I designed and manufactured fixtures, improving both manufacturing time and ergonomics. I also compiled and presented a proposal to automate a large portion of the manufacturing process to improve both manufacturing time and production capability.

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A side passion of mine that I've also attributed to enhancing my professional skills is personal training via my business in-person and online.