I have always been fascinated with science and physics. While others grew up dreaming of being a pro-football player or a doctor I wanted to be an engineer. This lead me to pursue an engineering degree at Montana State University and gratuate in the Spring of 2018.

At Montana State I was a member of the infamous "Kevin's 7", the small group of HVAC 2 students that were selected to design the HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems for the Bozeman Tiny Home Project. This opportunity granted me considerable experience in residential and commercial building codes, energy modeling, and difficulties of projects in the built environment.

My experience at ROC Wheels has granted me numerous learning opportunities not granted to many interns. Core job responsibilities have included management of volunteer activities, U.S. Patent drafting, Research and Development of new wheelchair designs and systems, model testing and verification, inventory management, product and assembly flow optimization. I have been responsible for many tasks ranging from those of a few dollars to tens of thousands. I take great pride in ensuring all tasks are completed effectively.