Bioengineering · Northeastern University
I'm a bioengineering student building projects from what I'm learning in the classroom.
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I'm a bioengineering student at Northeastern, interested in how biology, technology, and innovation come together to solve real problems.
I was recruited to swim for Northeastern's team after competing for the same South Floridian team for over ten years. Swimming has shown me how much self-motivation and being a positive part of a team contribute to overall success. Outside of training and studying, I'm usually making something by hand or getting outdoors, finding a balance between structure and creativity.
Personal statement
Over a decade of competitive swimming, earning me a spot to be a D1 athlete at Northeastern University, has built a foundation of discipline and self-motivation that drives everything I do. That same drive fuels my interest in a broad range of bioengineering fields, including but not limited to tissue/cell engineering and therapeutic devices. I'm looking for a co-op where I can apply that grit to real biomedical problems and grow.
Selected work
A look at some of the projects I've built at Northeastern.
PROJ.01 · DEC 2025 · FIRST-YEAR ENG.
A first-year engineering team project where our whole class built one giant Rube Goldberg machine in sections — accomplishing a simple task through gloriously overcomplicated means, all around a class-voted office theme.
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PROJ.02 · FEB 2026 · CAD MODELING
A CAD project designing and building a fully themed chess board and its pieces from scratch in SolidWorks.
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PROJ.03 · APR 2026 · DESIGN + BUILD
A hands-on puzzle game built from laser-cut MDF, acrylic, 3D-printed parts, and electronics — players route a ball across three difficulty levels, designed to spark creativity and critical thinking in kids.
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PROJ.04 · JAN 2026 · PRODUCTIVITY
A productivity app I've been designing and building with Claude to plan my days and stay on top of deadlines — an ongoing project I keep shaping as I learn what actually helps me focus.
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