Projects
A collection of ventures that connect creativity, innovation, and purpose. From designing rovers that navigate new worlds to founding ideas that find the intersection of design, service, and storytelling in motion, each project reflects a different side of what it means to build.
Year 1
When my grandfather got sick we visited him every day for an entire summer. I noticed one thing about the hospital, it was filled with kids. The same disease stealing the breath from my grandfather was killing people just like me. I couldn't just watch, I knew I had to take action. That action was St. Baldrick's. The first year of St. Baldrick's we raised a little over $4k from neighbors and classmates parents. It wasn't much, but it was a start .
Year 11
My latest year of St. Baldrick's, raised over $17k from a collection of local families, businesses, and large companies. Over the last 11 years we have raised a combined $215,000 . This journey has taught me that helping others gives me more fulfillment than money or prestige ever would. Service, to me, isn't about just sacrifice, its about leadership. When 7 year old me was nervous about shaving his head, I took the leap. Today, when I'm afraid, I take the leap
Tabular Reflection Proof
This paper, Tabular Rectification Conjectures and Proofs, explores how the operation of adjoining a tableau with itself behaves under jeu de taquin rectification. Working through distinct cases, I developed conjectures for specific parameter ranges and proved them through step-by-step rectification analysis, supported by original tableau diagrams.
This project was the result of over a year of collaborative research focused on combinatorial structures and pattern generalization. Our findings were formally published, and we will be presenting them at the Joint Mathematics Meetings (JMM), the world’s largest mathematics conference. This opportunity has taught me to lead in spaces undiscovered by anyone in history.
QBridge
A quantum-inspired venture that reimagines data transfer and communication efficiency through principles of quantum entanglement and bridging algorithms. Won CHS Venture Challenge ~ $1000 scholorship.
S.C.O.T.M.A.N.Ly 1.0
The first iteration of our NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge. Although flawed in numerous ways, it served as a physical start to our journey.
S.C.O.T.M.A.N.Ly 1.2
The final version of our HERC rover before we switched to CAD. Each indicate detail meticulously planed to maximize performance wile using as little weight as possible. The double wishbone suspension reimagined to be able to have 13 inches of play.
