While at Iowa State I have been very active on the solar car team PrISUm. I worked started working on embedded systems and hardware design and then moved onto leadership roles.

Batteryless sensor nodes are an emerging technology that enables low-cost, low-maintenance, and long-lifetime embedded sensing. Rather than being wired into a continuous power supply or provisioned with a battery, these sensor nodes survive solely on harvesting energy from ambient sources available in their environment, such as RF signals, solar, vibrational, or thermal. As such they are a challenge to design since these sources are often highly variable and very low power. Our team has been tasked with creating a testbed for researchers to use for the battery-less nodes they are developing.

I have worked on personal projects using and expanding upon the knowledge I have gained from my classes at Iowa State

There have been many final projects that I enjoyed working on and am particularly proud of how they turned out.

When I was in middle school my family acquired my grandpa's woodworking equipment. Since then I have worked on many woodworking projects both on my own and with my dad learning a lot of skills and designing almost all the projects along the way.