About

I am currently an Aeronautical Engineer at Sikorsky Aircraft focusing on Propulsion Design. I graduated from Northeastern University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and Physics, as well as an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering concentrated in Mechatronics. In my career, I strive to continue to build my engineering intuition and technical skills and help propel the team around me towards developing tommorrow's innovative tools. In my free time I enjoy triathlon, backpacking, and DIY home improvement.

How I Spend My Free Time

Camping

Throughout my journey to attaining the rank of Eagle Scout and in college, I have fostered a love of the outdoors.
I have spent 2 weeks backpacking in the New Mexico backcountry, climbed Mt. Washington in the winter four times, and gone on countless hikes and summits around New England.
Exploring the outdoors is something I am extremely passionate about, and I hope to keep heading out to the woods for as long as I am able.

Swim, Bike, Run

I am currently training for Ironman Lake Placid in July 2024. It will be my first full Ironman, and training has brought me many new challenges. While I was already an avid cyclist and runner, swimming was brand new to me before completing my first Half Ironman last year. I look forward to hitting that finish line this summer and hearing the words "You are an Ironman".
In the Summer of 2022 I completed the Ulman Foundation 4k for Cancer, biking from Baltimore to San Francisco in support of young adults with cancer. The team and I raised $238,000 while supporting cancer survivors all across the US. Seeing the positive impact and meeting so many wonderful people allowed me to see how far the value of cycling can go, and further cultivated my love for it.
In college, I have gained a deep passion for cycling. When I got to Boston I quickly realized that biking is the best form of transportation in the city and had my parents bring up my old Trek 26" mountain bike. I now maintain three bikes in Boston, ride almost every day, and have formed a full mechanic shop in my basement.
I worked part time at a local bike shop for a year and a half, and the mechanical elegance of biking and depth of the industry has encaptured me.

Beta Gamma Epsilon Engineering Fraternity

I am currently serving as CEO of BGE Alumni Assoc. Inc., a 501c7 non-profit that handles all of the events and relations for the alumni and manages the organization's $2 million+ in assets.

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