About me

I started 3D printing in fifth grade. What began as curiosity about how a shape on a screen becomes an object I can hold turned into the thing I've spent the last decade doing.

Most of it didn't work the first time. Prints warped off the bed, parts snapped under loads I hadn't thought to check, and some projects failed outright. Those were the useful ones. They taught me to design for the failure I could predict, and to test for the one I couldn't — which is most of what engineering has turned out to be.

I'm pursuing a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Miami, where I've maintained a 3.9 GPA. Outside of coursework I build things because I want them to exist: [Add a sentence here about the businesses you've started — what they were and what you did.]

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