Notable Missions & Projects

Key projects across NASA JPL, Virgin Galactic, Airborne Systems, and Phi Systems.

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Mars 2020 Helicopter 'Ingenuity' — EGSE Development

NASA JPL • Electrical Ground Support Equipment Design • 2019–2020

  • Designed Over Voltage/Over Current Protection and RS-422/Multi-Signal Isolation Chassis
  • Built custom cable harnesses
  • Performed schematic capture and test procedure development
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Europa Clipper — Power and Sensors Division

NASA JPL • Test-bed Integration & Analysis • 2018–2019

  • Integrated and tested power and sensor systems test-beds
  • Conducted Failure Mode Error Analysis (FMEA)
  • Managed parts procurement and test procedure development
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Mars 2020 Rover 'Perseverance' — Control Module Environmental Testing

NASA JPL • Environmental Testing • 2018–2019

  • Conducted environmental tests to qualify control modules for launch, cruise, and descent
  • Executed multiple environmental testing techniques under JPL procedures
  • Collaborated with JPL teams to ensure compliance with mission requirements
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Attitude Recovery System GEN II

Airborne Systems • Design Engineer III • 2021–2022

  • Re-designed legacy electronics modules for aerospace recovery systems
  • Led design and integration of GEN II Attitude Recovery System electronics
  • Introduced resin SLA 3D printing to enhance rapid prototyping capabilities
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Delta Class Spacecraft Avionics

Virgin Galactic • Avionics Engineer II • 2022–2025

  • Designed and integrated avionics for Delta class spacecraft
  • Developed company QTP and ATP standards per MIL/DOD requirements
  • Supported SIL/HIL simulation and flight testing for avionics systems
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Rapid Space Mechanism Prototyping

Phi Systems (R&D) • Design & Fabrication • 2024–2025

  • Designed flight‑like separation latch with additive‑manufactured Inconel
  • Achieved TRL 5 with thermal‑vac + vib qualification
  • Cut lead time from 10 weeks to 9 days using DfAM