Aerospace engineer at Georgia Tech building things at the edge of rigor and craft — factory-floor hardware, AI products, custom electronics. Two co-op rotations at Delta TechOps. Research in Ireland. Graduating Dec 2026.
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I'm a senior aerospace engineering student at Georgia Tech with a habit of building things that shouldn't necessarily exist yet — from custom hardware for factory floors to one-of-one keyboards for my brother.
I care about the intersection of engineering rigor and good design. Work that holds up technically and feels considered. Two co-op rotations at Delta TechOps in propulsion engineering — engine teardowns, test cell operations, and fleet-level risk systems — taught me what it means to build things that actually matter.
Outside of coursework I lead the creative and communications team at SHPE Georgia Tech, and I applied CFD methods across aerospace and biomedical domains during a research summer in Limerick, Ireland.
An industrial hardware and firmware project built for Tractian.
WhatsApp-native AI agent for micro and small businesses in Latin America. First place, VIBRA ATL hackathon, April 2026.
A custom macropad built from scratch as a one-of-one gift for my brother Jacobo. Aluminum chassis, custom PCB, Arduino HID firmware.