I served 5 years in the Marine Corps as an Airframe Mechanic on the F35. This allowed me to learn so much about aircraft systems and afforded me the opportunity to attend Oregon State after my service was complete. I chose to study electrical engineering because of the amazing things I saw the F35 accomplish through its avionics. Also included in my decision was the fact that so much of the world we live in and the incredible things humankind has been able to achieve are thanks to electrical engineers. I have enjoyed my major thus far and enjoyed the power distribution internship I was fortunate enough to complete. Junior Design Projects have kept my drive to work with my hands alive and I enjoy putting the theory I’ve been learning into practice.
The High Altitude Rocket Team requested a new launch system for the team's use. The system consists of a launch box, pad box, and several antennas. The launch system is capable of igniting amateur rocket motors wirelessly and d...
The Tribble is a custom designed device that allows users to draw a set of shapes at various sizes, as well as straight lines determined by input coordinates. The Tribble is contained within a triangular structure that has bee...