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Offshore Facilities Engineer

August 2020 – Present

• Collaborated in teams of 5+ with various disciplines including operations, asset integrity, commercial, etc. to ensure that multiple offshore pipeline facilities located throughout the Gulf of Mexico were maintained and fully functioning.
• Implemented and recorded modifications to assets through Management of Change (MOC) system.
• Site process focal point for offshore threats and opportunities program.

Cost Engineering Intern

June 2019 – August 2019

• Developed Power BI benchmarking tool for contractor estimations, significantly increasing cost savings capabilities.
• Presented tool at Global Cost Engineering Hackathon to 70+ employees.
• Participated in weekly safety walks and start of shifts with contractors.
• Volunteered at local food banks and meal prep sites.

Product Supply Intern

May 2018 – August 2018

• Managed multi-discipline team of 6 to increase overall asset efficiency of cooling system on Charmin lines by 25%.
• Successfully conducted plant trials to double the amount of chemical softeners utilized on lines.
• Utilized Microsoft HoloLens and VizMockup to study fit feasibility of detection technology on Charmin lines and instructed team of 6 plant workers on proper procedures.
• Designed SharePoint website to improve overall team communication and led training sessions to team of 8.

Mechanical Tech Services Intern

January 2018 – May 2018

• Coded SharePoint database of approved vendors as Lead Designer, actively communicating with 220+ vendors and collaborating with a variety of disciplines to ensure efficient and accurate query searching and database management.
• Conducted Failure Mode Effect Analysis on thermal evaporators and devised preventative steps for future production.
• Assisted in coordinating 2018 Pump and Reliability Conference for 60+ Albemarle employees worldwide.

Motion Structure Laboratory

May 2017 – June 2017

• Analyzed origami-inspired deployable structures utilizing Additive Manufacturing techniques.
• Designed deployable tent structure for future commercial use.
• Lectured research endeavors to class of 15 graduate students.

LA EPSCoR Additive Manufacturing Research Project

August 2016 – May 2017

• Awarded $5,000 grant through LA EPSCoR and conducted research on additive manufactured titanium screws.
• Published research paper and presented findings at the ASME 2017 Smart Materials, Adaptive Structures and Intelligent Systems (SMASIS) conference.

LSU REU: Additive Manufacturing

June 2016 – August 2017

• REU at LSU on dross formation on 3D printed titanium medical screws.
• Operated MLAB Concept Laser 3D metal printer.
• Presented poster at the LSU Consortium for Innovation in Manufacturing and Materials (CIMM) Symposium.
• 1st Place Poster.

Study Abroad

May 2019 – June 2019

• Studied Ancient Greek civilization and its legacy in the world we live in through its historical and cultural influence.
• Places visited:
  • Acropolis
  • Dionysus Theatre
  • Agora; Roman Forum
  • Akrokorinth
  • Mycenae and Nemea
  • Delphi
  • Philip's Tomb
  • Knossos and Vathypetro
  • Akrotiri
  • Thera museums
  • Athens: National Museum

Study Abroad

July 2017 – August 2017

• Studied the relationship between Victorian ideas and ideals and Greco-Roman classical antiquity.
• Readings:
  • Herodotus, Histories
  • Thucydides, History
  • Caesar, Gallic War
  • Tacitus, Life of Agricola
  • Homer, Odyssey
  • Virgil, Aeneid
  • Sophocles, Oedipus the King
  • Plutarch, Life of Caesar, Life of Brutus
  • Elizabeth B. Browning, Aurora Leigh
  • Jane Austen, Persuasion
  • Charles Dickens, Hard Times
  • Tennyson, Ulysses

Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE)

March 2019

• Leadership conference focused on improving the outlook and futures of Asians by providing students with the stepping stones they need to reach the next step in their career path.
• 100+ participants, representing 10+ universities.

Stamps Scholars

April 2017, April 2019

• Bi-annual leadership conference to share ideas, best practices, and inspiration among Stamps scholars across the nation.
• Thread: Mental Health on College Campuses, hosted by the University of Michigan.
• Service Challenge: Atlanta-area elderly care facilities.
• 900+ participants, representing 41+ universities.

Stamps Scholars

October 2016

• Leadership conference focused on encouraging the synthesis of new ideas through building interactive and interdisciplinary relationships with other participants.
• 50+ scholars, representing 10 universities.

Floating World is a low-poly GIF inspired by simplistic shapes. The sunset color and repetitive nature seek to invoke a calming emotion.

The Faceless Warrior and his enemy counterpart were origami-inspired characters. Their designs were modeled to simulate realistic paper folds while still maintaining a low-poly style. The characters were modeled in ZBrush and animated in Maya.

The Boy is a low-poly design created in Adobe Illustrator. The low-poly style sought to create a rough, textured feel to the piece, simulating the conditions of the environment experienced by the boy depicted.

Ode to Food is a study on pattern design created in Adobe Illustrator. The collection seeks to celebrate food through the use of simplistic shapes and colorful choices.

New York is a Photoshop project which explores a post-apocalyptic New York City. The project sought to teach the basics of Photoshop.

The mural was a project for a local hair supply store, Sun's Hair Crown. Media used included paint and spray paint.