Mechanical engineering student at MIT
Selected work↘ Contact MeI am a sophomore studying mechanical engineering at MIT! Originally from Alabama, I have been involved in robotics for years and continue to pursue that passion through MIT's Combat Robotics Club, where I serve as an executive member. Beyond robotics, I spend much of my time working in makerspaces across campus and designing and building personal and collaborative engineering projects, as you'll see below.
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I co-lead CAD and help design and fabricate armor and weapon configurations for this 30 lb NHRL combat robot. I also drive and operate ARES at competition.
At MIT's The 77 Lab, I designed and built a 1/12-scale electrically actuated tilt rotator for excavator teleoperation and operator training research.
Custom clip-on skates designed to attach to regular shoes or boots, built with machined and laser-cut metal parts and 3D-printed TPU spacers.
I was a 2026 East Campus REX build lead for this double-decker ride. It used a custom machined bearing and supported about 1,200 pounds during operation.
Interested in engineering, robotics, research, or collaborating on a project? Feel free to reach out.