Experience & Education

I analyzed inbound process data to find recurring bottlenecks and helped implement operating changes that improved downtime DPMO and induct productivity by more than 5%.

I developed BITE (Belt-stop Identification Tracking Engine) to track conveyor stops, recurring causes, and throughput losses. I also built a dashboard bringing downtime, productivity, and defect data together so the team could identify station-level bottlenecks.

On the floor, I led teams of more than 25 associates and managed a 20-person sortation process. Our inbound operations handled up to 120,000 units in a day.

I worked on the $5M Landings Oakridge restoration, using survey measurements, grading tolerances, and cut-and-fill quantities to assess earthwork and guide field adjustments.

I tracked daily crew progress, coordinated grading work, led crews, and operated heavy machinery. The work put engineering measurements into the context of an active construction site.

I’m completing the mechanical engineering part of my dual-degree program. I’m also a member of ASME and the American Nuclear Society.

My physics studies are part of the dual-degree program with Georgia Tech. At Oglethorpe, I was a Presidential Scholar, played varsity golf, and received SAA Spring Academic Honor Roll recognition in 2024 and 2025.