JEPCO
Electrical engineering intern
Supported industrial electrical projects through drawing and equipment-layout reviews, project documentation, and design coordination for power distribution, controls, and instrumentation.
Electrical engineering at BYU. Racecar electronics, embedded projects, and web applications.
Explore my work ↘I work on electrical design and debugging for BYU’s Formula SAE electric racecar, including the RML, precharge, and high-voltage sensing.

I inherited an existing Ready to Move Light board, worked out how it functioned, debugged it, and developed a new iteration. The racecar is a team achievement; the redesign is one part of my contribution.
Reverse-engineering an inherited Ready to Move Light board and developing its next iteration.

I inherited an existing Ready to Move Light board without documentation. My starting point was understanding someone else’s design and debugging its behavior.
Two class projects programmed for physical hardware: an FPGA calculator and a Y-board minigame.
Web applications I’ve been building, plus a collection of interactive product demos.
B.S. Electrical Engineering
Expected May 2028
GPA: 4.0 / 4.0
Supported industrial electrical projects through drawing and equipment-layout reviews, project documentation, and design coordination for power distribution, controls, and instrumentation.
Worked alongside graduate students and professors on radar research. Helped design custom PCBs and develop a prototype radar system for underground drilling.
Served communities in Chile, coordinated outreach with local leaders, and led and trained a team of 20 volunteers. Worked and communicated in Spanish.
Recommended phones and plans, resolved customer concerns, met store sales goals, and learned to handle day-to-day store operations.
Used power tools to cut and fit siding and construction materials to building designs.
Performed vehicle maintenance and inspections, used pneumatic tools, and maintained an organized workspace with the team.
I grew up watching Grant Thompson and JLaser. I enjoy making things, running, cycling, triathlons, and the occasional skydiving trip.


Utah State · Track & cross country

I taped each light onto the car, then designed and 3D-printed storage spools in SolidWorks.
