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Aerospace Engineering Portfolio
Stanford University M.S. Aerospace Engineering (2028).
UC San Diego B.S. Aerospace Engineering Graduate (2026).
Specializing in Astrodynamics, Controls, and Autonomous Systems.
Incoming first year graduate student at Stanford. Experiences as a GNC and Systems Engineer and as a Satellite Operator from internships at Starfish Space, Planet Labs, and ViaSat. Prior research in optimization methods through the LSDO Lab at UCSD, and significant collaborative and technical skills learned from multiple project teams.
Rendezvous and proximity operations flight software for the Otter servicing vehicle: a modular attitude control framework, high-fidelity solar array shadowing, and a SIL thermal controller.
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Systems analysis and risk reduction for the Pelican Block II program. Built a power and drag simulation framework accurate to within 2%, and cleared un-characterized ferromagnetic payload materials as a GNC pointing risk.
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Two years operating GEO comsats on the SSL FS1300 and Boeing 702HP buses — station-keeping maneuver planning, Python tooling for TT&C interference mitigation, and live commanding under the SatPi program.
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Joining as a M.S. student contributing to spacecraft rendezvous and distributed space systems.
Concurrent quadrotor design and GNC optimization via nonlinear MPC. A segment-wise warm-start strategy made randomized racecourse configurations that previously stalled or diverged solve reliably.
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