MS Mechanical Engineering · Boston University, 2026

I design mechanisms
that grip, sense,
and move.

Mechanical engineer focused on mechatronics and robotics: adaptive grippers, motor control, and thermal systems, built on a foundation of CNC machining, CAD, and hands-on lab work at Boston University.

FIG. 01 · ADAPTIVE FIN-RAY GRIPPER, ASSEMBLED Assembled adaptive fin-ray gripper mounted on a robot chassis in the lab
Background
2024-2026

Boston University

MS Mechanical Engineering, focus in mechatronics and robotics.

2024-Present

RASTIC, Boston University

Graduate research assistant: robotics lab operations and instruction.

2025-2026

Boston Robotics Club

Mechanical engineer & machinist: CNC machining and end-effector design.

2026

Mass Robotics Award

1st place ($10,000) & Audience Appreciation ($1,000), $11,000 total.

Selected Work

Six builds, one habit: take the mechanism apart until it's simple.

Grippers, actuators, and control systems: designed in CAD, machined by hand, and tuned on the bench.

Looking for a mechatronics engineer who builds hardware that actually works?

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