I’m a Mechanical Engineering student at Purdue University Indianapolis with a strong interest in design, analysis, and performance focused engineering. I enjoy working at the intersection of physics, data, and hands-on testing to understand how mechanical systems behave and how they can be improved.

Through projects like Pikes Peak Aerodynamic Design and Aerodynamic Nose Cone Analysis, I’ve worked with CFD tools (SimScale, Star-CCM), CAD software (SolidWorks, Fusion 360), and wind tunnel testing to design, analyze, and validate components. These projects pushed me to iterate on designs, compare results against real data, and think critically about why a design performs the way it does and not just whether it works.

Outside of technical work, I serve as Event Coordinator for the Middle Eastern Engineering Society. I handle event day logistics like setup, breakdown, and volunteer coordination, and I reach out to Middle Eastern professionals in industry to bring them in as panelists and speakers. The part I've valued most is connecting students with people who have already navigated the path they're on, and building a community around that.

I also look for problems worth solving on my own. I designed and built a custom bike mounted table for my training rides after finding that the commercial options cost a couple hundred dollars for what was essentially a flat platform with clamps. It was a small project, but it involved the same tradeoffs of weight, stability, and fit that show up in any design work, and it gave me something built for my exact setup instead of a generic fit.

Training for Ironman is where a lot of that thinking started. Spending hours on the bike makes you pay attention to how small changes in position, weight, and drag actually show up in performance.

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