Mechanical Engineer · in training
Building things that work in the real world — from 500+ task R&D dashboards at Weatherford to clean-energy hydrogen research at Texas A&M. Hands-on with process improvement, systems optimization, and supply chain strategy.
▸Currently pursuing internship opportunities for Summer 2026 in engineering operations & supply chain.
I'm a mechanical engineering student at Texas A&M who cares more about how things actually work than how they look on a slide. Most of my best learning has happened on shop floors, behind dashboards, and inside spreadsheets nobody else wanted to open.
At Weatherford, I sifted through 2023–2025 ESS data — over 500+engineering tasks — to design a performance dashboard that VSES & ETE leadership now use to make decisions. Outside of internships, I'm researching steam methane reforming for clean hydrogen production.
Long-term, I'm drawn to the messy intersection of engineering, operations, and supply chain — the place where good ideas either ship or quietly die.
Jun 2025 — Aug 2025
Houston, Texas · On-site
Weatherford
Jun 2024 — Aug 2024
Houston, Texas · On-site
Margaritaville
Dec 2022 — Mar 2023
Conroe, Texas · On-site
Kohl's
B.S. Mechanical Engineering
Activities & Societies
The Woodlands, Texas
Graduated in the top 10% of a class of 1,500 students with a 4.0 unweighted GPA throughout senior year. Honored for leadership and time management.
Collaborated in a four-person team to research, design, and present a technical poster on Steam Methane Reforming (SMR) — the dominant industrial process for producing hydrogen at scale. We translated dense chemical engineering literature into a clear, public-facing breakdown of how SMR works, where CO₂ enters the picture, and what the path to cleaner hydrogen looks like.
Neel was my direct intern. He worked on tying our RDE costs to ROI to better prioritize our RDE activities. He worked very hard to get things right. He strove to learn new things in order to complete his project tasking. He also leveraged the opportunities to develop and broaden his personal network of colleagues he can use in the future to help solve problems.
— Recommendation · Received via LinkedIn